Hypogonadism is a condition when sex glands, also known as gonads, cannot produce enough sex hormones required for masculine growth and development during puberty. You either can be born with hypogonadism (low T) or develop it later in life due to an injury or infection. Aging also contributes to low T as the level
Read MoreIs Anybody Eligible for A No-Scalpel Vasectomy?
Yes! Anybody who thinks that their family is complete, whether they have children or not, or simply does not want to father children in the future can be a candidate for vasectomy. Also, if you are one of those who seek an inexpensive outpatient method for permanent surgical sterilization, you can reap the benefits of
Read MoreWhat Are Some Common Procedures that Our Phoenix Urological Surgeons Offer?
If you are a man who has a urinary problem or a sexual health issue, visiting a skilled urologist who is also a urological surgeon might be exactly what you need to take care of everything. A urological surgeon is a specially trained doctor who can perform invasive treatments on your urinary system and reproductive
Read MoreTypes of Minimally Invasive Surgeries Urological Surgeons Perform
Many of us dread undergoing surgery, particularly because it is usually associated with a long recovery time, large incisions, and a number of risks. If your doctor has told you that going under the knife is the only way to go for your genitourinary issue, it’s natural to want to know if there’s ever a
Read MoreThe Difference between Prostate Cancer and BPH
Prostate cancer and benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) are two of the most common genitourinary problems plaguing men in the United States. Both chronic and complex conditions, prostate cancer and BPH have strikingly overlapping characteristics, which make it quite hard to tell them apart without proper medical evaluation. If you’re concerned that you may be suffering
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