Most women think the best way to prevent urinary leakage during exercise is to simply avoid it. Not so, says Dr. Grady Bruce.
He was recently interviewed by Reader’s Digest about ways to help with this annoying and sometimes embarrassing condition.
“Getting fit is one of the best things you can do for your body and that includes your pelvic floor muscles (the “keep the pee in”
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Urinary Incontinence Urology Austin in the News
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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June is Men’s Health Month in Central Texas
Three years ago, Urology Austin approached the City of Austin to declare June as Men’s Health Month and a formal proclamation was established (read more about it in a previous blog). And again this June, we are continuing our commitment to keeping the men of Central Texas healthy.
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The Wall Street Journal published a very interesting article today with a debate on PSA testing between Richard Ablin, the person who discovered the prostate-specific antigen in 1970, and Oliver Sartor, Medical Director at Tulane Cancer Center in New Orleans. To read the entire article pelase go to: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10000872396390444301704577631431570809256.html#
Urology Austin believes that while PSA is not a perfect test,
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A Basic Guide to Urology Austin and its Explanation of Kidney Cancer
Kidney cancer is a cancerous tumor that is located within one of the kidneys, which are found in the lower back region. Those who have one of the following risk factors: male gender, older age, smoking, obesity, and genetics are generally more susceptible to kidney cancer.
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Testicular Cancer Explained
Testicular cancer is a cancer of the testicles, common among males ages 15-35. It usually presents itself as a painless mass/nodule or minor swelling in the testicle. Should this occur, one should seek a medical evaluation by Urology Austin’s many specialists immediately. This goes to show that self-examination is one of the most powerful tools against early-detection of testicular cancer.
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