Category: Blog
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Testosterone Shots for Women: Demystifying Hormone Therapy Options
Testosterone shots for women? It might sound strange, but more ladies are exploring this treatment option. We’re seeing an uptick in women asking about testosterone therapy at our urology clinic. Low-dose testosterone can help some women with issues like low sex drive, mood problems, and bone health, especially after menopause. But it’s not a magic…
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Aquablation Cost Without Insurance: What You Need to Know About This Prostate Treatment’s Price Tag
Are you worried about the cost of Aquablation without insurance? We’ve got you covered. Aquablation is a newer treatment for enlarged prostate that uses a high-pressure water jet to remove excess tissue. It’s precise and can lead to fewer side effects than other surgeries. Without insurance, Aquablation can cost between $20,000 to $30,000, depending on…
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Balls Deep Podcast: Urology Myths Debunked by Expert Docs
Hey there! We’re excited to chat about the Balls Deep podcast today. This fun and frank show dives into all sorts of spicy topics that might make you blush. The Balls Deep podcast features open discussions about relationships, dating, and sex. These are topics we urologists deal with every day in our practice. We love…
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Male Menopause After Vasectomy: Myth or Reality?
Have you heard about “male menopause” after getting a vasectomy? Let’s clear up some myths and facts. First, it’s important to know that male menopause isn’t a real medical condition. The idea of sudden hormone changes after a vasectomy causing menopause-like symptoms is not supported by science. We often see men experience some changes as…
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What Does MD Mean Sexually: Understanding Medical Terms in Intimate Contexts
Let’s talk about sex slang! You may have come across the term “MD” in a sexual context and wondered what it means. In sexual slang, “MD” typically stands for “morning delight” – a playful way to refer to sex in the morning. We often see patients who are curious about different sex terms and slang.…
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Kidney Stones Discharge Summary: What to Expect After Treatment
Kidney stones can be a real pain – literally! We’ve all heard stories about how uncomfortable and disruptive these little crystals can be. But what happens after you’ve passed a stone or had one removed? That’s where the discharge process comes in. The key to a smooth recovery is following your doctor’s instructions and staying…
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Can a Vasectomy Cause Prostate Problems? Debunking Common Myths About Male Sterilization
Wondering if a vasectomy could lead to prostate problems? It’s a common concern for many men considering this form of birth control. We’ve got the scoop on what the latest research says. Studies show that vasectomy does not significantly increase the overall risk of prostate cancer or other prostate problems. While some older research hinted…
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How to Turn Off Axonics Stimulator: A Simple Guide for Bladder Control Patients
If you’re using an Axonics stimulator for bladder control, knowing how to turn it off is important. We’ll walk you through the simple steps to power down your device when needed. To turn off an Axonics stimulator, press and hold the “Down” button on the remote control for 5 seconds. The remote must be connected…
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Do You Shoot Blanks After a Vasectomy? Understanding Sperm Production Post-Procedure
Wondering if you’ll “shoot blanks” after a vasectomy? Let’s clear things up! Many guys worry that getting snipped will change their sex life, but we’ve got good news. After a vasectomy, you’ll still ejaculate normally – your semen just won’t contain any sperm. Sperm only makes up 2-5% of your ejaculate volume, so you won’t…
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How Long to Recover from Vasectomy: A Guy’s Guide to Post-Snip Healing
Getting a vasectomy is a big decision for many men. It’s a quick and simple procedure, but you might wonder how long it takes to bounce back. Most guys can return to work and normal activities within a week after their vasectomy. The first few days are the most important for healing. You’ll want to…