When we called Dr. Bischoff’s office, we were in panic mode as my husband was barely able to void. Yarnell, his office assistant , very professionally was able to calm me down after hearing desperation in my voice. She made it possible for us to be seen ASAP and Dr. Bischoff agreed to take over my husband’s complicated case.
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Every three minutes a child loses his life to childhood cancer. The St. Baldrick’s Foundation began as a head-shaving event where friends and family to make donations “on their head” and in return, they attend one of thousands of volunteer-organized events around the world where they have their heads shaved in solidarity with kids fighting cancer.
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As spring reflects the beauty of new life and flowers bloom forth the fragrance indicating winter is past, people are planning for the joys of warmer weather. Often this brings to mind playtime with the children at parks, picnics with family, and vacations. Some people may feel inspired by thoughts of adding to their family.
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Kidney Stones are often the first thing to come to mind when discussing kidney health. Kidney disease and failure are often overlooked as serious kidney health issues. That’s why March is observed as National Kidney Awareness Month; to create awareness about all types of kidney health issues, their treatment, and prevention.
Why is kidney health so important?
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If you are considering a vasectomy, you are probably not making the decision lightly. A vasectomy is a permanent procedure that you want to carefully consider with your partner, if you have one. If you want a healthcare professional to talk with you about your decision and you live in Austin, Texas, or the surrounding areas,
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Don’t Delay Your Response to Elevated PSA
William was 49 when he checked the “PSA” box on the blood test lab sheet for his company’s wellness testing program. He was aware of the recommendation for men to begin testing for prostate-specific antigen (PSA) at age 50. With his birthday just 3 months away, he decided to have the additional test.
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What is a vasectomy? A vasectomy is permanent birth control for men. How is it performed? As this article states, the procedure are as follows:
The scrotum and testicles are cleaned and, at times shaved
An IV of medication to prevent anxiety and/or make the patient sleepy might be administered
Both vas deferens are found by touch
A local anesthetic is administered
One or 2 small cuts are made;…
Whether getting a vasectomy was a hasty decision, or a well thought out decision, it is a good thing they are reversible! Vasectomy reversals are possible, and at Urology Austin, we can help you have the family you want, if you decide your vasectomy was a mistake.
Take it from a few celebrities who have talked about getting a vasectomy,
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At Urology Austin, what makes us so successful are our amazing doctors and loyal patients. Many reasons why you would need to visit a urologist are sensitive, and things you want to be handled with the utmost respect and care. Elevated PSA, prostate cancer, kidney stones, vasectomies, and vasectomy reversals are all things you may not go around talking to everyone you know about.
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Have you suddenly experienced pain in your back that travels in waves to your sides, and down to your groin? Don’t ignore it! These symptoms may indicate a number of conditions, one of which is kidney stones. Kidney stones are known as one of the most painful conditions there is, and ignoring it will not make it go away.
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