Three ads, three doors. Book the GP you have seen twice in a decade, tap the online ED service that keeps following you around the internet, or go straight to a specialist and skip the queue in the...
Most men remember the specific night. The tablet that had worked for years gets taken, the evening goes to plan, and nothing happens. A fortnight later it happens again. If that is where you are, you have not...
Erectile dysfunction is one of the most common side effects of prostate cancer treatment, and one of the least discussed. Men facing prostatectomy or radiotherapy typically receive thorough information about their cancer outcomes, but considerably less about what...
For many men with erectile dysfunction, oral medications are an effective starting point. For others, they stop working over time, or are not medically appropriate at all. Penile injection therapy for erectile dysfunction is a well-established second-line treatment...
Many men who develop erectile dysfunction are not sure where to turn first. Some arrange an appointment with their GP. Others spend hours searching online. Quite a few wonder whether they really need to see a specialist at...
Erectile dysfunction (ED) refers to ongoing difficulty getting or keeping an erection firm enough for sexual activity, and it can affect men at different stages of life. There are different causes, and treatment options depend on your health...
There are different medical specialists who care for kidney and urinary concerns, and it is not always clear who you should see. Understanding the difference between a urologist and a nephrologist can be helpful if you have been...
Knowing how often to see a urologist can be confusing, especially if you are not sure whether your symptoms are serious or ongoing. A urologist is a medical specialist who diagnoses and treats conditions affecting the urinary system...
