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Tests for Men Over 50

3 Health Tests Every Man Over 50 Shouldn’t Skip

By Dr. David Samadi  Let’s face it—no one gets excited about scheduling health screenings. But if you’re a man over 50 (or approaching that milestone), these check-ups could seriously change your future for the better. The truth? The earlier you catch potential problems, the better your odds of living well and staying independent. So, let’s… Read more

Urologist questions

Doc, Can We Talk? The Top 3 Questions Men Ask Me as Their Urologist

By Dr. David Samadi Let’s be honest—most guys don’t jump at the chance to talk about their health, especially when it involves anything down there. But when something’s off, ignoring it won’t make it go away. That’s where we urologists come in. Every week, I get asked hundreds of questions—some straightforward, others awkward, and a… Read more

post-treatment fatigue

Dr. David Samadi Shares Key Strategies to Combat Post-Treatment Fatigue in Men Recovering from Prostate Cancer

By Dr. David Samadi Renowned urologic oncologist Dr. David Samadi is shedding light on one of the most underrecognized side effects of prostate cancer treatment: lingering, post-treatment fatigue. Often overlooked in follow-up care, this persistent exhaustion can severely impact a man’s ability to return to work, maintain relationships, or enjoy life after cancer. “Fatigue after prostate cancer… Read more

stay healthy with one kidney

Thriving with One Kidney: How to Stay Healthy and Protect Your Renal Function

By Dr. David Samadi We rarely give our kidneys much thought—until something goes wrong. These two fist-sized, bean-shaped organs quietly work behind the scenes, filtering waste, balancing fluids, and regulating essential electrolytes like sodium, potassium, and phosphate. But what happens if you have only one kidney? Can you still live an everyday, healthy life? The… Read more

Foamy Urine

Foamy Urine: What It Means and When to Be Concerned

By Dr. David Samadi Noticing foam in your urine can be surprising, but in many cases, it’s harmless. The speed and force of urination, cleaning products in the toilet, or mild dehydration can all cause temporary foaming. However, persistent foamy urine may indicate an underlying health issue, particularly involving the kidneys or urinary tract. Understanding… Read more