Dr. Arun SirandasUrologist & Andrologist
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Some urinary and kidney symptoms are easy to ignore, yet they can point to conditions that are easier to treat when they are found early. Here are ten signs that deserve a medical evaluation.
Read Full ArticleKidney stones form when minerals and salts in the urine clump together. Understanding why they form is the first step toward preventing them.
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Read Full ArticleNot every kidney stone needs surgery. Whether a procedure is advised depends on the size and position of the stone, your symptoms and your overall health.
Read Full ArticleKidney stones can come back. Simple daily habits, and an evaluation if stones keep recurring, can lower the chance of another stone.
Read Full ArticleAn enlarged prostate is common as men get older. It is usually not cancer, but it can affect how you pass urine and is worth discussing with a urologist.
Read Full ArticleProstate HealthUrinary Problems
Frequent urination can have several causes. Prostate enlargement is one possibility, but infections, an overactive bladder and diabetes can also contribute.
Read Full ArticleVisible or unexplained blood in urine should be medically evaluated, even when there is no pain. Here is what it can mean and what happens next.
Read Full ArticleUrinary ProblemsWomen's Urology
Urinary leakage affects both women and men and is common, but it is not something you simply have to live with. Many causes can be treated or managed.
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