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Is it bad to hold in your urine? Risks and health consequences
Holding in your urine occasionally is not usually harmful, but when this habit is repeated it can affect the functioning of the…
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Holding in your urine occasionally is not usually harmful, but when this habit is repeated it can affect the functioning of the…
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Frequent urination in children is often a cause for concern for families, although in many cases it is due to temporary functional issues. Understanding…
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In urology, many clinical decisions are based on objective data. It is not enough to know that a patient "urinates worse" or that the stream "has..."
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Many men have experienced this at some point, but few dare to mention it in therapy. They urinate normally, zip up their pants… and seconds later…
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When bladder pain and urinary urgency persist without infection, quality of life can be affected. In cases of interstitial cystitis that…
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“Doctor, my urine smells strong. Is this normal?” This is one of the most common questions in urology, and in most cases, the answer is reassuring:…
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Cold weather causes changes in circulation and kidney function that can increase urine production and bladder sensitivity.
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Diabetes can affect penile health and male sexual health. Poorly controlled diabetes increases the risk of erectile dysfunction, genital infections, and other issues.
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Thanks to robotic technology and high-speed connectivity, it is now possible for a surgeon to perform a surgical procedure remotely…
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Urinating while standing or sitting can affect urinary and prostate health. Sitting facilitates more complete bladder emptying and can…
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Bone metastasis is one of the most frequent complications in certain types of urological cancers, especially prostate, kidney, and other cancers.
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The Da Vinci Single Port (SP) robot is the most advanced surgical robot currently available. Unlike previous versions, which required multiple ports…
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