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Valentine’s Day is around the corner—a time to celebrate love and connection. For some, however, the thought of intimacy can bring up feelings of anxiety, especially if erectile dysfunction (ED) is part of the equation. But here’s the good news: you’re not alone,
Viagra is likely the most written-about drug in the last 25 years and for a good reason. This medication gave the baby boomers from the 60s and 70s, plus many other men, a lifeline if they developed erectile dysfunction. But how exactly does Viagra help men with ED?
A urinary tract infection, or UTI, can affect any part of your urinary system. Although it can happen to anyone no matter their age, they seem to impact women more than men. When they keep coming back or recurring, you need to seek answers.
After 33 years of impeccable service, excellent patient care, and never-ending dedication, Gregory Halenda, MD will be retiring from Suburban Urologic Associates as of 12/31/2023. He will be greatly missed by his staff, peers and patients of Monroeville and surrounding areas.
If you have experienced the excruciating pain of passing a kidney stone, you remember it well. You are probably aware that once you have one, there is a strong likelihood you will have another. Not a very comforting thought, but there are some natural ways to prevent kidney stones.
If you, or your partner, continue to postpone treatment for ED symptoms, now is the time to talk with Suburban Urologic Associates in the Pittsburgh area about your options. Don’t let these ED myths stop you from treatments. Instead, get the facts from a professional.
Going to see a urologist might seem like a big deal, but when it’s time, it’s time. Don’t delay, do not pass go, do not collect … well, you know the rest. In all seriousness, there are some clear red flags that it’s time to see a urologist and here they are.
For helpful hints and ways to decrease your risk, please visit the Bladder Control Advocacy Network. We want to recognize all those with bladder cancer and their families during this difficult time. We are here to help you—please do not hesitate to contact our medical staff at (412) 372-6330 with any issues or questions.
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