While many medical conditions are extremely straightforward and easy to recognise, many urological conditions leave you feeling “not quite right.” This makes it difficult to take the right steps to treat and resolve a condition. This is the case for a pelvic floor prolapse or dropped bladder. Between 30 to 40% of women will experience […]
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What blood in your urine might mean
Understandably, seeing blood in the toilet bowl after you have gone to the toilet is very alarming. While the experience is quite frightening, noticing blood in the urine is one of the most common reasons that people go see a urologist. Furthermore, it is very often associated with non-serious urological conditions. Let’s take a look […]
Breast Cancer treatment and urological health
Most women undergoing treatment for breast cancer in the form of chemotherapy expect negative side effects such as excessive hair loss and nausea. But most females are not aware of how this treatment may impact on their urological health. Let’s take a closer look at how breast cancer treatment can have an impact on our […]
Urology and women’s heath
Sometimes, people are surprised to discover that in addition to treating the male reproductive system, urologists treat diseases and conditions in the kidneys, bladder, and urinary tract. As such, urology is relevant to both genders in all stages of life. While there tends to be a focus on men’s urological health, this blog post delves […]
