A men's health guide: informative, privacy-focused, physician-led articles.
Surgery is not the only option in Peyronie's disease. The active and stable phases, what shockwave therapy (ESWT) and stem cell applications realistically offer, which patients they suit, and when surgery comes into consideration.
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Not every varicocele requires surgery. How microsurgical varicocelectomy differs from other techniques, who it is recommended for, when semen parameters change after the operation, and what recovery involves.
Burning on urination, discharge, itching — or no symptoms at all while still carrying an infection. The most common sexually transmitted infections in men, what each symptom points to, the timing of testing and the window period explained.
Fatigue, low drive and difficulty concentrating are not always down to a busy schedule. The symptoms of testosterone deficiency, the correct timing for blood tests, treatment options and what men who want children need to know.
Pelvic floor muscles are not exclusive to women. The role of pelvic floor rehabilitation in male urinary incontinence, bladder control after prostate surgery, premature ejaculation and erection quality, and the correct exercise technique.
What causes genital warts and what are the signs of HPV in men? Diagnosis, treatment options, why warts recur and the place of HPV vaccination in men explained.
Frequent urination and the fear of not reaching the toilet in time may point to an overactive bladder. How it differs from prostate enlargement, the treatment steps and sacral neuromodulation (bladder pacemaker) explained.
Congenital penile curvature differs from Peyronie disease. The causes of curvature noticed in adolescence, when it becomes a functional problem, and plication versus Nesbit surgery explained.
When is surgery considered in resistant premature ejaculation? The rationale, patient selection and risks of selective dorsal neurectomy, dorsal cryoablation and glans filler applications explained.
Do stem cell and exosome applications really work in erectile dysfunction? An honest account of how they are meant to work, where the scientific evidence stands today and how they relate to proven treatment steps.
Does the complete absence of sperm in semen (azoospermia) make fatherhood impossible? Obstructive vs non-obstructive azoospermia, micro-TESE surgery and treatment paths explained.
Why does chronic prostatitis (chronic pelvic pain syndrome) recur and fail to respond to antibiotics? Its types, diagnosis and the multimodal treatment approach explained.
Does benign prostatic enlargement (BPH) surgery impair erection or ejaculation? The effects of HoLEP laser, Rezum water vapour and classic methods on sexual function explained.
Why does urinary incontinence occur after radical prostatectomy, and does it recover? Pelvic floor exercises, the waiting period and the artificial urinary sphincter (AUS) for persistent leakage.
A thin, weak urinary stream and straining can be signs of urethral stricture. Why does it occur, why does internal urethrotomy recur, and why is urethroplasty the most durable option?
Why does erectile dysfunction occur after radical prostatectomy, and does it recover? Penile rehabilitation, medication and when a penile implant comes up — an informative guide.
What is venous leak (penile venous insufficiency), and why does it cause erectile dysfunction at a young age? Symptoms, penile Doppler diagnosis and treatment options.
Does a penile implant set off airport security? Is MRI possible? Sport, swimming, sauna and everyday life with a penile prosthesis — the most common practical questions.
What are the infrapubic and penoscrotal incision approaches in penile implant surgery, and how do they differ? Which approach suits which patient — an informative comparison.
How is premature ejaculation treated? Behavioural techniques, medication, topical treatments and surgical options in resistant cases — a current, informative overview.
How do you choose the right surgeon for penile prosthesis surgery? Surgical volume, Center of Excellence credentials, the no-touch technique and follow-up care explained.
Does diabetes cause erectile dysfunction? Treatment steps in diabetic patients and when penile prosthesis surgery becomes an option — an informative guide.
What is Peyronie's disease and how is it treated? The difference between the active and stable phases, medication, ESWT, surgery and penile implant options explained.
How long does a penile prosthesis last? Why revision (replacement) surgery becomes necessary, how it is performed, and what affects implant longevity.
What is penis lengthening surgery and does it really lengthen? Suspensory ligament release, the concept of visible length, and an honest account of realistic expectations.
How is penile prosthesis surgery performed? Anaesthesia, incision, placement of the implant, duration and recovery. Assoc. Prof. Zülfü Sertkaya, Istanbul.
What are the features and differences of Boston Scientific AMS 700 and Coloplast Titan inflatable penile implants, and which suits whom? An informative comparison.
How is infection risk reduced in penile prosthesis surgery? The no-touch technique, antibiotic-coated implants and measures for low infection rates.
What are the non-surgical penis enlargement methods and do they really work? Fillers, vacuum and traction devices, exercises and the scientific facts.
What is non-surgical penile girth enhancement with filler (hyaluronic acid), how is it done, is it permanent, and who is it suitable for?
A surgical solution known for high satisfaction in lasting erectile dysfunction that does not respond to medication and other treatments: the penile prosthesis.
There are two main types of penile prosthesis: malleable (bendable) and inflatable (penile pump). The right type is chosen individually.
Recovery after a penile prosthesis and the return to sex life are planned with adherence to the doctor's recommended follow-up programme.
Erectile dysfunction treatment is step-by-step: from lifestyle and medical approaches to regenerative methods, and to a penile prosthesis when needed.
Misconceptions about penile prostheses can delay people from seeking help. Let's look at the facts.
Erectile dysfunction is not only related to ageing. It can occur in younger men too and is often the harbinger of an underlying cause.
Premature ejaculation is one of the most common male sexual concerns; yet there are many misconceptions. Let's start with the facts.
Penile curvature can be acquired (Peyronie's) or congenital. The phase and degree of curvature directly affect the treatment decision.
Varicocele is one of the correctable causes of male infertility. Not every varicocele needs surgery; the decision is individual.
Regenerative andrology covers non-surgical methods that aim to support tissue renewal. ESWT and PRP are the leading ones.
Benign prostate enlargement is not cancer; but urinary symptoms can affect quality of life. Early assessment is important.
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