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Below are blogs from Affiliated Urologists.

How Often Should Men and Women See A Urologist?

Many men and women have wondered when to start seeing a urologist and how often. They have also asked if seeing a urologist is something that should be done regularly, or only when problems arise.

At What Age Does Testosterone Begin To Lower?

Testosterone is a hormone produced in men and women that helps control sex drive, bone density, muscle strength, and more.

Hydration and Kidney Health

The kidneys are responsible for a number of bodily functions, including but not limited to: filtering waste, maintaining fluid and electrolyte balance, and producing hormones to regulate red blood cell production.

My Dad Had Testicular Cancer, Will I Get It?

Brothers or sons of men who’ve had testicular cancer may be at risk of developing the disease

Color of Pee: What Do They All Mean?

The color of your urine can say a lot about your overall health and wellbeing.

How Do Men Test For Infertility?

According to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, roughly 15% of couples are infertile, and male infertility contributes to the problem in up to 50% of couples.

Changes in Diet Can Improve Erectile Dysfunction

Maintaining a healthy, balanced diet can do a number of things for your body and mind. To start, eating healthy can lower your risk of developing heart disease, certain cancers, and diabetes. A balanced, nutritious meal may also help keep your mind sharp and enhance your immune system’s ability to fight off infections.

Diagnosis and Treatment of Bladder Cancer

When it comes to diagnosing and treating certain urological cancers, our team at Affiliated Urologists provides nothing but the best patient care. The prognosis for bladder cancer, among other urological cancers, can change from good to poor pretty quickly depending on the stage and grade of cancer.

Effects of Alcohol on the Kidneys

This March, the Affiliated Urologists team will be celebrating National Kidney Month.

What is a Renal Mass?

Last week, we wrote about lycopene-rich foods lowering a person’s risk of developing kidney cancer, for women especially. This week, we’re going to dial it back a bit and discuss the beginning stages of kidney cancer and what may or may not be considered a sign or symptom of this cancer.

Eating Tomatoes May Lower Kidney Cancer Risk

Who would have thought tomatoes, of all foods, could lower a person’s risk of kidney cancer? According to a long-term study conducted by the Women’s Health Initiative, women who ate tomatoes and other lycopene-containing foods lowered their risk of developing kidney cancer by 45 percent.

Diagnosis And Treatment Of Prostate Cancer

At Affiliated Urologists, we put a major emphasis on patient safety and efficacy. We take care of our patients as if they were family, which is why when it comes to treating serious health conditions like prostate cancer, we provide nothing but the best care throughout the patient’s difficult journey.

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