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More than three million people seek medical care for kidney stones each year in the United States, often in the summer. And the reason why may not be what you think.

If there’s one constant in life, it’s change. If you’ve had a vasectomy, but a life change prompts you to want to reverse this procedure, here’s how we can successfully accomplish this.

Low testosterone can have a surprising impact on your life, affecting everything from your moods to your muscles. Here are some of the warning signs of the condition.

If you’re considering a penile implant, here are three interesting facts you should know. (Spoiler alert: You can still enjoy sex.)

When it comes to family planning, there’s no shortage of methods to stop an unwanted pregnancy. Few, however, offer the protection that a vasectomy does. But is it right for you?

When it comes to prostate cancer, the odds can be a little too scary. Because early intervention is key, here’s a look at the top 5 symptoms to watch out for.

Sometimes all it takes is a minor change in appearance to bring out the best in a structure, which can certainly be true of the penis. Here’s how a simple genital contouring procedure can reveal your true size and shape.

Erectile dysfunction can have a cascading effect on your quality of life, especially if you’ve been battling the stubborn condition for years. The good news is that you can turn it around very quickly with a penile implant.

Whether you’ve had a kidney stone before, or it’s your first time, you know that the goal is to get it to pass as quickly as possible in order to relieve your pain. And there are many ways this can happen.

While Mother Nature usually knows best, she’s often more concerned with function than quality of life, which is sometimes the case when it comes penis size.

If you’ve had one kidney stone, you’re likely to have another within a few years — unless you take action to prevent it. Read on to learn how you can take charge of your urinary health and prevent recurrent kidney stones.

If you’re feeling weak, depressed, or less frisky sexual than usual, you may have low testosterone levels.

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is not exactly a dinner party conversation, which means there may be some facts about the condition you may not know.

f you’re a woman suffering from urinary incontinence, you’re not alone — millions of women in the United States grapple with the life-altering condition. Here’s a look at why women develop bladder control issues and what we can do about them.

Men hold the key to one of the most powerful and successful birth control options available: a vasectomy. This relatively simple procedure provides a lifetime of protection.

Many men over 50 experience an enlarged prostate. If you’re wondering what effects an enlarged prostate can have on your day-to-day life, we have answers to all of your questions.

Some men are born with excess scrotal skin that droops over the penile shaft, making the phallus appear smaller than it is. Learn how a simple genital contouring procedure can surgically correct this issue and help restore your confidence.

Erectile dysfunction can be a difficult and embarrassing problem to bring up with your doctor, and the misinformation that abounds online can create confusion and false hope in fad “cures.” Dr. Cornell discusses five common myths about erectile dysfunction

It’s the dreaded subject that no man wants to talk about or admit he struggles with. Erectile Dysfunction can result from any number of well-known physical issues. However, erectile dysfunction can be the result of psychological issues as well.

If you are over the age of 40 you need to continue reading this, so don’t click your back button.

Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer amongst men in the US. While this terrible disease is not exclusive to any one race; it is, however, more prevalent in black men and so is the death rate from it.

If you’ve ever gotten a kidney stone you know that it’s not like a nagging cough, it is quite painful and in extreme cases can even require surgery to correct.