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Urological Health for Women
Urology is not just about male health. There are several female urological health concerns. We treat urological health issues for women here at Advanced Urology. Some examples are:
- Urinary and bladder conditions - Females tend to have bladder and urinary malfunctions more frequently than males although both sexes can develop these issues. Painful bladder syndrome and overactive bladder are more frequently experienced by women as well. Fortunately, these conditions are often treated with medicine and surgery.
- Pelvic organ prolapse - In many cases, after a woman has given birth, pelvic organ prolapse will happen. This condition can also affect women as they naturally age. Women that experience pelvic organ prolapse can feel mild to severe pain and discomfort due to the pressure in their vaginas and lower abdomens. Luckily, the issue is relatively simple to treat, and the most common surgical procedures are uterine prolapse surgery as well as anterior and posterior prolapse surgery.
Urological Health for Men
When it comes to male urological conditions, we treat many of them at Advanced Urology, including:
- Reproductive and fertility health - ED or erectile dysfunction is a common issue for many men, unfortunately. A Gainesville urologist will definitely be able to help treat this issue in most men, fortunately. Male infertility which affects half of all infertility cases can be caused by a low production of sperm or impaired sperm functionality.
- Prostate conditions - Sadly, enlarged prostate (benign prostatic hyperplasia), inflamed prostate (prostatitis) and prostate cancer are all too common among men. These conditions all have similar symptoms so it's essential to see your urologist immediately if you are having difficulty urinating, blood in the urine, frequent urination, burning during urination or pain in the testicles, penis or perineum.
Urological Health for Both Women & Men
We also treat a number of urological health conditions that affect both females and males like:
- Urological cancer - Just as with any cancer, whether you have kidney cancer, prostate cancer, testicular cancer or bladder cancer, the quicker you see your physician, the better. If you are experiencing any symptoms consistent with urological cancer, it's imperative that you see your Gainesville urologist right away. Both men and women are affected by these kidney and bladder cancer, but because only men can be affected by prostate or testicular cancer, they have a stronger risk for developing urological cancer.
- Urinary and bladder issues - While females do develop these conditions more than males, they are also possible in men. It's important that you see a urologist as soon as possible if you're experiencing frequent urination, pelvic pain, pain during sexual intercourse, nocturia or painful urination.
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Best Option In Gainesville
Residents of Gainesville, GA, seeking expert care for urological issues such as prostatitis, benign prostatic hyperplasia, erectile dysfunction, or various types of cancer should turn to Advanced Urology. We're committed to delivering the highest quality of patient care and ensuring you have a positive experience.
Our services include circumcision, vasectomy, vasectomy reversal, cystoscopy, Urolift, InterStim, penile implant surgery, and TURP, all performed by our experienced medical team.
If you're facing urological challenges, don't hesitate. Reach out today and book your initial consultation with us.
Best Option In Gainesville
Advanced Urology is home to specialists who are highly experienced in treating kidney stones, erectile dysfunction, pelvic organ prolapse, overactive bladder, and a wide range of other urological conditions.
It's important to listen to your body, don't wait until discomfort starts interfering with your daily life. If you're experiencing symptoms, reach out to Advanced Urology today so we can help you get back to feeling your best.
