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When it comes to undergoing a vasectomy procedure, the pre-operative prep and aftercare are just as important as the procedure itself! Even though it’s a minimally invasive procedure that only takes about 30 minutes to complete, our physicians want to inform patients that before and after care should be completed in a fashion similar to a regular surgery. 

There’s no telling how long vasectomies and March Madness have been a perfect pair, but we do know that urologists across the country have a long history of offering specials to men who undergo the procedure during the tournament.   

Learning how to shoot a 3-pointer in basketball is surprisingly similar to getting a vasectomy! 

When patients still struggle to control their bladder after taking medication to address the issue, the Affiliated Urologists team may recommend sacral nerve stimulation. 

Since urology does not often come up in day-to-day conversation, many people are left in the dark about how often they should urinate. 

Prostate cancer occurs when cancerous cells develop in tissues found in the prostate. Each year, approximately one in every five men will be diagnosed. 

Having to use the restroom when you first wake up is very normal, but if the urge to go to the restroom is so strong that it wakes you up in the middle of the night, you may have a problem. 

Erectile dysfunction happens to millions of men in the United States every year. 

Renal lithiasis, or more commonly known as kidney stones, happens when minerals and acid salts crystallize in the urine. This process may produce relatively large kidney stones that are unable to pass through the urinary tract successfully, which can cause immense discomfort.

According to a report from researchers at the Stanford University School of Medicine in California, a vasectomy is not linked to decreased sexual intercourse.

When you go for a check up at the doctor, people generally know to drink a lot of water before their appointments because they know they will need to urinate in a little cup. 

New patients are always welcome.

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