Drinking too much of water, coffee or alcohol before bedtime causes frequent urination at night. Frequent Urination treatment is done by thorough diagnosis through urine culture and urinalysis. Any tumour or mass in the pelvic region of the body triggers frequent urination problem.
Drinking too much of water, coffee or alcohol before bedtime causes frequent urination at night. Frequent Urination treatment is done by thorough diagnosis through urine culture and urinalysis. Any tumour or mass in the pelvic region of the body trig ... More
I recently had a semen analysis showing a sperm concentration of 45 million/mL, progressive motility of 25%, and normal morphology of 1%. I would appreciate your advice on what these results mean and guidance on the next steps. What could be the possible reasons and solution
I am 8 week pregnancy..done with this test..dr saying repeat test ..is it serious issue..should I do test again
Hello Doctors, I am 32, unmarried, with varicocele & 10000cfu infection in semen culture. After taking fertility supplements, fish oil, and improving my diet for 3 months, my semen parameters changed: Volume: 3.1 → 3.3 ml Total sperm count: 99.2 → 115.5 million Concentration: 32 → 35 million/ml Total motility: 29% → 49% Progressive motility: 19% → 35% Vitality: 75% → 79% Morphology: 3% → 4% Liquefaction time: 30 min → 1 hr 15 min Pus cells: 16–18/HPF in both reports . Can I conceive naturally in the future? Do I need varicocele treatment or further tests for elevated pus cells and delayed liquefaction? I'm going to marry in next 6 months. please tell weather natural pregnancy is possible or not?
Most Revered Urologists here 🙏🏻 My father aged 74 has been diagnosed with Echogenic nodule in his prostate. His prostate size being 98 gm. He got an ultrasound done with complaint of burning while passing urine only when he has to hold passing urine for a while..His PSA is normal at 0.6, Urine R/M report is also fully normal. Revered Urologists here 🙏🏻 is Echogenic nodule a cause of concern? Reports attached for kind reference 🙏🏻
1.Reduced ejaculatory pleasure: For the past 6 months, ejaculation has felt less pleasurable than before. 2.Recent reduced libido and orgasm pleasure: Recently experienced a sudden decrease in sexual desire on 16 oct and pleasure during masturbation. 3.Reduced erection firmness: Erections became less firm after the recent episode. That is when I tried to test my sexual desire and erection today 17 Oct 4.Changes in bladder sensation: Since last 6 months I sometimes feel little urge to urinate while sitting or lying down, but the urge increases when standing or walking. 5.Prolonged masturbation and edging: For the past 6–12 months, I have often masturbated for 45–60 minutes or longer, repeatedly delaying ejaculation. I am worried about these symptoms and would appreciate medical guidance on their possible causes and what I should do next to get back to normal sexual condition.
No Pain Doesn't Mean No Problem. For many people with diabetes, nerve damage can reduce or even eliminate the ability to feel pain in the feet. As a result, cuts, blisters, burns, or pressure injuries may go unnoticed until they become serious. That's why waiting for pain is never a ...
It is estimated that 1 in 10 individuals around the world suffers from some form of kidney disease. It is also said that people with diabetes and hypertension are considered most at risk of developing kidney disease. And with India having the highest burden of diabetes and hypertension in the ...
COVID-19 and the Lockdown...This is the peculiar time phase in our lives which we never imagined even in our wildest dreams..! This is a phase where all of us are expected to stay back at home and operate our daily life totally caged up in our homes. We all know that it is ...
Just like people around us , we doctors are also ordinary folks . We havent been christened to save the world from deadly diseases. When I visit my parents or friends , people around ask me what type of doctor am I. I tell them that Iam a Nephrologist. "What do nephrologists specialize in" ...
Too Much Phosphorus IsA Serious Concern For Chronic Kidney Disease Patients Hyperphosphatemia is a condition commonly seenamong chronic kidney disease (CKD) patients, in which phosphate levels shoot upabnormally high. This can result from varying factors like increase inphosphate intake, ...
