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Philadelphia Urology Associates offers expert and experienced care to those experiencing urologic issues. Their specialties include: sexual dysfunction, cancer, kidney stones, urinary incontinence, prostate problems, erectile dysfunction, vasectomies, impotence, and penile implants.
Philadelphia Urology Associates Blog
3M ago
Doctors such as urologists often times prescribe erectile dysfunction or ED medications for men who exhibit sexual impotence. If you have erectile dysfunction, Viagra or similar medications like Cialis and Levitra may very well solve your problem. These drugs help the arousal signal from the brain do what it’s supposed to do. They don’t give you an erection, but they let you have one. While these medications work for many men with erectile dysfunction, they don’t work for every man. It is also important to know that not everyone is a suitable candidate for these drugs. If these issues are tru ..read more
Philadelphia Urology Associates Blog
6M ago
Vasectomies and condoms are basically the only effective forms of male contraception currently available to men. You may be doing your research into contraception for men and have run across the term "male birth control injection". To give a complete picture, let's take the time to take a look at the "male birth control injection", plus a few various other "methods" of contraception that are currently in the investigative stages. It is important to note that none of these contraception methods for males to be discussed have been proven to be effective at this stage of the game and that it will ..read more
Philadelphia Urology Associates Blog
6M ago
A vasectomy is a minor same-day surgical procedure in which the deferens, or the tubes that carry a man's sperm away from his testicle to be added to semen, are cut or blocked. This form of permanent male birth control is the safest and most common, with about 500,000 vasectomies done in the U.S. each year. Once the vas deferens are cut or blocked, you will continue to have normal erections, sexual intercourse, and ejaculation but will not be able to father children. There is no change in sexual desire or libido following a vasectomy.
You perhaps you had thought thought you were done having ch ..read more
Philadelphia Urology Associates Blog
9M ago
The number of men choosing to have a vasectomy as a form of contraception has been on the rise ever since the COVID-19 pandemic began. Now with the US Supreme Court's decision regarding the infamous Roe versus Wade ruling on a woman's right to have an abortion, more men than ever before are considering vasectomies as their solution to contraception issues.
Why a Vasectomy Makes Sense For Contraception
When discussing contraception, it really basically "boils down" to one major question:
Does the man or the woman take the action, plus accept the responsibility that goes along with it?
Here ..read more
Philadelphia Urology Associates Blog
9M ago
Penile implants used for the treatment of erectile dysfunction (ED) are an extremely viable and effective treatment option for many men who suffer from the condition. Penile implants have been used for over eighty years now and have transformed into one of the most common and satisfactory treatments for ED in a majority of patients. With recent innovations in the implant procedures, plus the ongoing revolutionary new designs and materials being utilized, some satisfied patients have found penile implants to be the best answer and treatment option for them.
What Are Penile Implants?
Penile impl ..read more
Philadelphia Urology Associates Blog
10M ago
Not only Urologists, but physicians and doctors across the nation have responded to the COVID cases during the pandemic by embracing the use of Telemedicine and Telehealth Appointments when possible. Using new and innovative technologies designed to improve patient access to getting professional medical care, the impact has has been for healthcare providers to rapidly expand their traditional delivery model of in-person services to include more, and better, telemedicine services.
Philadelphia Urology Associates has embraced this change in order to both improve patient access to medical care ..read more
Philadelphia Urology Associates Blog
11M ago
Long term COVID, sometimes called post-acute COVID, is a reality that is here to stay. According to The American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (AAPM&R) out of the nearly eighty million Americans who survived a round with the coronavirus, roughly 30% (or about 24 million) are currently dealing with some level of Long COVID. The patients who also commonly now referred to as also
What Are the Typical Symptoms of Long COVID?
The patients who suffer from long COVID are now being labeled as "COVID long-haulers" by many. The typical symptoms seen with Long COVID include:
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Philadelphia Urology Associates Blog
1y ago
LGTB and all patients deserve the very best health care that is available. Putting aside any personal factors such as race, country of origin, religious beliefs, political beliefs, ethnic preference's, cultural traits, and sexual diversity, all patients deserve the best possible treatment! A patient's sexual preferences should never enter into the picture when trying to figure out who is the best available physician or doctor in your area to treat your symptoms and diagnose your condition. Yet we still receive numerous email inquiries asking if our offices here at Philadelphia Urology Associa ..read more
Philadelphia Urology Associates Blog
1y ago
Long term COVID, also referred to sometimes as post-acute COVID, is a reality that is now accepted by the majority of all health practitioners today. In fact, The American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (AAPM&R) recently published their findings estimating that of the nearly eighty million Americans who survived a round with the coronavirus, roughly 30% (or about 24 million) are currently dealing with some level of Long COVID. Typical symptoms of this post-acute COVID include headaches, fatigue, sleep disturbance, dizziness, breathing difficulty and persistent brain fog, p ..read more
Philadelphia Urology Associates Blog
1y ago
Adult circumcisions are definitely on the rise in the United States as many Urologists have been reporting thus far in 2022. Many men who were not circumcised as babies are considering undergoing the procedure during their adult years. When they do, their reasons tend to fall into two categories: It’s a personal choice or they have medical problems.
Whether the reasons are religious, health-related, cultural in nature, or just due to individual's personal preferences, greater than 71.2% of men are circumcised in the United States. While the majority of males are circumcised just after bir ..read more