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Concerned about your kidneys and wondering which specialist to see? Here’s how to determine if a nephrologist or a urologist is right for you.

While your primary care physician is a reliable referral source, it still pays to do your own due diligence, and this means searching the Internet and gathering as many names as possible to draw up a good list. Doing so helps you weigh your options and make a well-informed decision.

Male infertility is defined as any health condition that interferes with a man’s ability to fulfill the basic function of reproduction. Male infertility has various potential causes.

If you’re one of the approximately 661,000 Americans living with kidney failure (also known as end-stage renal disease), you may have come to an important decision point: whether or not you should get a kidney transplant.

Your first visit with a urologist can be the turning point for your urinary and prostate health. So, make sure you’re ready for physical exams and urinary tests.