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September is National Prostate Cancer Awareness Month

September is National Prostate Cancer Awareness Month
September is here, and that means it’s time to spread awareness of prostate cancer. Each September, health professionals observe Prostate Cancer Awareness Month (and Urology Awareness Month). The goal of Prostate Cancer Awareness Month is to spread awareness, not only about prostate cancer but also about prostate health and wellness. Of all the different types…
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What Happens If You Ignore UTI Symptoms?

What Happens If You Ignore UTI Symptoms?
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are very common, according to medical industry statistics. They affect both men and women worldwide. Urinary tract infections are responsible for more than 10 million doctor visits annually. As many as one in every four people will develop a UTI more than once in their lifetime. What happens if you ignore…
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Which is More Effective: Tubal Ligation or Vasectomy?

Which is More Effective: Tubal Ligation or Vasectomy?
Where do we want to live? Should we rent or buy? Where should we go on vacation? How should we decorate for the holidays? Life partners must answer a lot of questions together. However, perhaps and undoubtedly, the most important of these questions are centered around children. Namely, do you want to have children, and…
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Why Peeing In the Pool Is a Bad Idea

Why Peeing In the Pool Is a Bad Idea
This topic grosses out some people but does not bother others. The debate surprisingly is still going on due to the fact that not everyone believes there is anything wrong with peeing in the pool. This includes mostly children, but adults as well! In fact, some Olympic swimmers have even come out to admit that…
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Vasectomy Care Package Ideas

Vasectomy Care Package Ideas
A vasectomy is one of the most common types of elective surgery for men. Even though most vasectomies are considered a one-day surgery, that doesn’t make the operation any more pleasant. A vasectomy is noninvasive, quick, and severs the vas deferens. The procedure internally cuts off the line that would normally produce active swimmers in…
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