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Many people wonder if masturbation affects hormone levels in women. We’ve heard this question a lot at our clinic. The truth is, masturbation does not cause hormonal imbalances in females. It’s a normal, healthy activity that doesn’t mess with your body’s natural hormone production. Some women worry that self-pleasure might throw off their cycles or…

Penile atrophy is a topic that many trans women wonder about when starting hormone replacement therapy (HRT). We often get questions about this at our urology clinic. HRT can lead to shrinkage of the penis and testicles in some people, but the effects vary from person to person. Some trans women may notice their penis…

Living with a hydrocele can be uncomfortable, but there’s a simple solution that can make a big difference – hydrocele underwear. This specialized underwear provides crucial support and comfort for men dealing with fluid buildup around the testicles. We’ve seen how the right undergarments can help many of our patients manage their symptoms and avoid…

The UroCuff test helps doctors understand male urinary problems. Many men wonder about its side effects. The UroCuff test is non-invasive and generally has no significant side effects. It’s a quick, painless way for us to check bladder function. We know some patients feel nervous about medical tests. With the UroCuff, there’s no need to…

Pasta lovers, we have some news that might make you pause before digging into your next bowl of spaghetti. Many people worry about pasta’s effects on their waistline, but it turns out there’s another health concern to keep in mind – kidney stones. Pasta can be high in oxalates, which may increase the risk of…

Hormone pellet insertion can be a game-changer for many people, but what happens after the procedure? We’re here to guide you through the aftercare process so you can get the most out of your treatment. The first 24 hours after pellet insertion are crucial for proper healing. We recommend keeping the bandage on for a…

Thinking about getting a vasectomy? You’re probably wondering what the recovery process looks like. The first 72 hours after a vasectomy are crucial for healing. Most men can return to their normal daily activities within 48 to 72 hours after the procedure. During this time, it’s best to take it easy. Rest up and avoid…

Thinking about getting a vasectomy? You might be wondering how old you need to be. While there’s no set age limit, most clinics require patients to be at least 18 years old. The legal age of consent in your area is typically the minimum age for vasectomy. We see men of all ages seeking vasectomies…

Struggling with bladder control issues? You’re not alone. Many women face this challenge, which is why products like Better Woman Bladder Control have gained popularity. We’ve seen lots of patients asking about these supplements, so let’s take a closer look. Better Woman Bladder Control contains natural ingredients like cranberry, pumpkin seed extract, and d-mannose that…

Are you tired of dealing with embarrassing leaks when you laugh, sneeze, or exercise? The Solyx sling might be the solution you’re looking for. This tiny mesh device can make a big difference for women with stress urinary incontinence. The Solyx sling is a minimally invasive treatment that supports the urethra to help stop urine…