Ironwood Urology’s Blog

If you and your partner are trying to get pregnant but it’s taking many months, it is in your best interest to have an evaluation by a urologist who can pinpoint and treat the issue. Your urologist will evaluate your medical history to see if you have any risk factors for male infertility.

Just like every woman has a gynecologist, every man should have a urologist. Urologists monitor, diagnose, and treat issues of not only the urinary tract but also the male reproductive system, and they are highly trained to practice men’s healthcare from prostate issues to urinary issues.

If you’re ready to become more proactive about maintaining good prostate health, read effective diet and exercise tips for prostate health below.

Before you get a vasectomy, you may have questions and will most likely conduct research about what to expect before, during, and after the procedure.

Prostate screening usually starts for men aged 50 and over; if you have a family history of prostate cancer, your doctor may recommend that you start having the tests done at age 40 or 45.