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Kidney stones are hard deposits of minerals and salts that form in the kidneys and can cause severe pain as they move through the urinary tract. By understanding causes, symptoms, and prevention, individuals can reduce their risk of kidney stones.

BPH is a common condition affecting many men as they age, but understanding your treatment options is the first step toward finding relief.

Low testosterone is a condition that affects many men as they age, leading to a range of physical, emotional, and sexual health issues. Midtown Urology is here to help you better understand the causes and ways to treat the symptoms that may arise.

ED is a condition that affects many men in many different ways. If you happen to be someone who has erectile dysfunction, you have likely tried everything. Pills, pumps, and shots are all common methods for treating ED, but we have a new solution for you!

Kidney stones are continuously on the rise, especially in the South. After a conversation with friends and loved ones, he knew he needed to find a solution to this miserable condition.

Benign prostatic hyperplasia, or BPH, is one of the most frequent diagnoses leading to urology referral. The Urolift procedure has provided relief for many of our patients. This blog highlights several of our patients' experience with BPH and Urolift.

The Weekly Jockstrap – When "my nut hurts" means you need to rush to the ER…

Guys may be hesitant to discuss this in public, but erectile dysfunction is an important topic that affects nearly 30 million men. A satisfying sex life is part of an overall healthy lifestyle. So let’s dive into the subject and see if we can penetrate it.

BPH For many men, in fact, most men, as we age the prostate enlarges and begins to cause problems.

Let us here at Midtown Urology try to shed some light on this oft-misunderstood topic. What is a vasectomy? Does it work? Is it permanent? Is it reversible? How much does it hurt?

As urologists, the experts in male hormones, we wanted to discuss a topic that has a lot of misinformation and mismanagement out there. Testosterone supplementation and low T levels.

Who should get tested for prostate cancer? What are the tests? How often are they needed? What is the damned prostate?