Archive for Author: The Urethra Clinic

Male Reproductive System
28 Jun 2021

Male Reproductive System: Structure & Function | The Urethra Clinic

Reproduction, in essence, is a biological procedure of producing one (or more) offspring of a particular breed. The process generally entails the participation of both a female and a male reproductive system. The purpose of the latter is to generate, manage, and transport sperm, as well as protective fluid,...

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Enlarged Prostate
28 Jun 2021

Enlarged Prostate: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatments

“Don’t ignore your prostate condition; rather treat it with us!” – Dr. Vikram The prostate, in essence, is a tiny, muscular gland that works as a part of the male reproductive system. It surrounds the urethra and produces the fluid of an individual’s semen. However, in some cases, the...

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Hematuria Blood in Urine Causes, Symptoms & More
28 Apr 2021

Know About Hematuria (Blood in Urine): Causes, Symptoms and More

Experiencing blood in the urine is undoubtedly an extremely frightening and dramatic experience. Blood in the urine, or “hematuria”, can be treated if you seek immediate medical intervention by contacting a urologist. Table of Contents Feel free to skip ahead if one topic catches your eye: What is Hematuria?...

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Kidney Cancer In Diabetes And Failed Kidneys: What Is New?

About 20 to 30 percent of the diabetic population develop kidney disease (diabetic nephropathy) or kidney cancer.  An individual with diabetes is at an increased risk of developing nephropathy whether they make use of insulin or not. The diabetic population is also at an increased risk of other kidney...

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causes of enlarged prostate
15 Feb 2021

Prostate Disorders : Benign Enlargement And Screening For Cancers

Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), commonly known as Enlarged Prostate is a medical condition associated with the genitourinary system of men in which the prostate glands are swollen and inflamed. In the case of Enlarged Prostate, this swelling limits urine flow by putting pressure on the urethra. It is most...

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