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Vasectomy: What you need to know
A vasectomy is a surgical procedure that sterilises a man, preventing him from fathering children. A vasectomy is one of the most effective methods of birth control, but how is the surgery performed, and what are its benefits? Read on to find out. What is a vasectomy? A vasectomy, sometimes informally referred to as the… Read more
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Summer Hydration & Urinary Health: Why December Is Peak Kidney Stone Season
December might mark the start of the festive season, but it also marks the start of Australia’s unofficial kidney stone season. As temperatures rise and routines get looser, urologists tend to see a noticeable spike in patients presenting with stone-related pain, dehydration, and urinary issues. The main culprit is simple: summer heat equals fluid loss,… Read more
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An Overview of Kidney Stones
While most kidney stones will pass on their own accord, larger stones some will require surgery, especially if there is a threat of kidney damage. Here’s an overview of kidney stones. The kidneys are vital organs that filter water and other waste products from your blood, produce urine and hormones, and maintain levels of minerals… Read more
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Radical Nephrectomy Sydney: Kidney Removal Surgery, Risks and Recovery
Radical nephrectomy removes an entire kidney, most commonly to treat kidney cancer. Here’s when it may be recommended, how the surgery is performed and what recovery involves. A radical nephrectomy is an operation to remove an entire kidney, most commonly as a treatment for kidney cancer. Unlike a partial nephrectomy, which removes a tumour while… Read more
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Partial Nephrectomy: Kidney-Sparing Surgery, Recovery, Risks and Life Expectancy
A partial nephrectomy is an operation to remove a tumour or diseased section of the kidney while preserving as much healthy kidney tissue as possible. Also known as kidney-sparing or nephron-sparing surgery, partial nephrectomy is commonly used to treat localised kidney tumours when the affected tissue can be safely removed without taking out the entire… Read more
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Tradies National Health Month
Why August Is the Perfect Time to Prioritise Your Urological Health Tradies are known for getting the job done, even when they’re working through aches, pains or injuries. But when it comes to your health, pushing through symptoms isn’t always the best approach. Every August, Tradies National Health Month encourages Australia’s trade workers to put… Read more
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Minimally Invasive Treatments for Enlarged Prostate: The Middle Ground Between Medication and Surgery
At first, it might simply mean getting up once or twice a night to use the bathroom. For many men, an enlarged prostate develops gradually with age. Over time, however, urinary symptoms can become more disruptive, affecting sleep, work and overall quality of life. The good news is that treatment options have expanded significantly in… Read more
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5 Easy Diet Tips To Keep Your Prostate Healthy
Prostate health is very important for men, especially as they get older, and diet plays a big role here. Here are 5 easy diet tips to keep your prostate healthy. Taking measures to keep your prostate healthy is very important for warding off disease and chronic conditions, particularly as you get older. Prostate cancer, prostate enlargement… Read more

