Richard Levin, MD Richard Levin, MD
The American Cancer Society recommends that men with average risk begin prostate screening at age 50. For those with increased risk factors, they suggest 45 or even 40. Before deciding, it is important to weigh the pros and cons with a urologist,
Am I at high risk for prostate cancer? This is a question many middle-aged men ask their urologists. You know it’s out there, and wonder if you are one of the unfortunate men who will get it. If you are a man and you’re getting older,
Benign prostatic hyperplasia, or BPH, simply means an enlarged prostate gland. If you are a male and over the age of 45, you most likely know about this condition, as it affects men as they age and causes a number of symptoms.
The last thing most men desire is to be forced to open up about their infertility. However, shedding light on male infertility provides some control of their situation. Men can discover exactly what steps they can take to treat the problem and have the family they have always wanted.
Urodocs has a Secure Portal for Telemedicine visits. In accordance with guidelines for privacy and HIPAA protection, for the convenience of our patients: Patients can request a video call by calling the office or emailing the administrator to set up an appointment.
For some reason female urinary incontinence is not a major topic of conversation among women, although it should be.