Ironwood Urology’s Blog

Testosterone is also key to a man’s healthy sex drive and sperm production, so low levels of testosterone – or low-T.

Interestingly, a hormonal imbalance can occur at any point in a man’s life. However, hormone imbalances tend to occur more frequently in men as we reach age 40 and beyond.

Although your primary care doctor can help with mild urinary problems, you may need to see a urological surgeon if you have symptoms that don’t improve or if you have a condition requiring more specialized treatment.

Testicular cancer can be a life-threatening disease, but in a majority of cases, it can be successfully treated.

While urinary tract infections are not life-threatening if treated early, they can cause serious symptoms if you delay getting treatment.