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Hormonal Changes and Urological Health

Hormonal Changes and Urological Health

Hormonal changes have a direct impact on urological health in both men and women. These shifts influence the bladder, prostate, and urinary patterns by affecting muscle strength, nerve sensitivity, and organ function. When hormones like testosterone, estrogen, and others become imbalanced, they can lead to issues such as overactive bladder symptoms, bladder control issues, and […]

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Myth vs. Fact: Urinary Tract Infection

Myth vs. Fact: Urinary Tract Infection Omaha
Around 40% of women in America experience a urinary tract infection (UTI) at some stage in their life. Approximately one out of every ten post-menopausal women experienced a UTI in 2023. If you’re dealing with the condition, know it's common and not alone. There are plenty of myths surrounding UTIs, and this post intends to [...]
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Recognizing the Red Flags: Signs that Your UTI Might be Getting Worse

Recognizing the Red Flags: Signs that Your UTI Might be Getting Worse

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are common bacterial infections that can cause discomfort and disrupt your daily life. While most bladder infections can be effectively treated with antibiotics, it’s crucial to recognize signs of a UTI that may indicate a worsening infection. When symptoms begin to fade, it’s often a sign that the infection is under […]

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Why is My Bladder so Weak All of a Sudden?

Why is My Bladder so Weak All of a Sudden?

There’s nothing more embarrassing than realizing your pants are wet – especially when you know you didn’t sit in a puddle. There’s nothing more disheartening than feeling an increased need to urinate, yet when you do, no more than a few drips or a slight trickle seems to come out. If you’re experiencing either of […]

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What Happens If You Ignore UTI Symptoms?

UTI Symptoms

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are very common, according to medical industry statistics. They affect both men and women worldwide. Urinary tract infections are responsible for more than 10 million doctor visits annually. As many as one in every four people will develop a UTI more than once in their lifetime. What happens if you ignore […]

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