The 2020 United States Urologist population consists of a total of 13,352 practicing urologists, an increase of 2.4 percent from 13,044 practicing urologists in 2019.
By now, you know the basics about your bladder: it’s a muscle that stores urine and empties when you go to the bathroom. Most
Neurologic Urology is a subspecialty of urology that focuses on disorders and conditions related to the bladder, urinary tract or kidney. For example, patients with
When the internal structures of a patient’s kidneys become inflamed, it is termed acute nephritic syndrome. This condition may be caused by an immune response
A urinary tract infection (UTI) is a common health condition that occurs when bacteria spreads into the bladder or urethra.1 out of 5 women will
Kidney disease is often a silent killer, yet it’s more common than breast and prostate cancer. Sadly, people don’t realize they have it until the
Watching your child grow and develop is one of the most rewarding parts of parenting and as a parent, you most likely take all the
If you are a woman, urological cancer symptoms can be difficult to identify. Early detection is the most important factor in successfully diagnosing and treating
Urological issues can be an uncomfortable thing to talk about for men so often times they avoid seeking care. The truth is that urological problems
Deciding to move forward with a vasectomy procedure is a very personal choice but one that is often associated with a lot of myths. Below
