When most people hear the word “urologist,” they often think of men’s health—prostate exams, kidney stones, or male infertility, but here’s an important truth: Urologists are for women, too. As we celebrate National Women’s Health Month, it’s the perfect time to shine a light on how urologists play a vital role in supporting women’s health …
When most men think of “Low T” (low testosterone), they immediately think of problems in the bedroom. While it’s true that low testosterone can affect your sex drive and performance, its impact goes far beyond that. Testosterone is a vital hormone that plays a crucial role in many bodily functions. Here at the Urology Clinics …
Erectile dysfunction (ED) can be a sensitive topic, often shrouded in misunderstanding. Many men believe it’s simply a natural part of aging or solely caused by stress. While those factors can play a role, the truth is that ED often stems from surprising and often overlooked culprits. This Erectile Dysfunction Awareness Month, let’s shed light …
Sexual Health Week provides an essential platform to address topics that affect many men but are often difficult to discuss openly. At Urology Clinics of North Texas (UCNT), we understand that men’s sexual health encompasses a wide range of concerns, from low testosterone (low T) and erectile dysfunction (ED) to vasectomies and infertility. These issues …