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When you have urinary incontinence, identifying which type it is can help you overcome the problem more quickly. Here’s a look at the five most common types of urinary incontinence and how we can help.

Each year in the United States, half a million men choose to take part in family planning by undergoing a vasectomy. If you’re considering joining these ranks, here’s what you should know.

Americans are no strangers to cardiovascular disease, which affects nearly half of adults in the United States. Among the many complications that can stem from cardiovascular issues is erectile dysfunction.

It can be awfully disconcerting to find blood in your urine, but before you jump to conclusions, take a look at some of the reasons why it may be there, which range from perfectly harmless to worrisome.

If you have a kidney stone, knowing which type of stone it is may not feel important — you just want it gone. Still, understanding the different types of stones may help you avoid the problem down the road.

Testosterone influences the male body in some very significant ways, which can become very evident when hypogonadism is present. Here’s a look at five of the more common signs of testosterone deficiency.

As with most infections, when left untreated, a urinary tract infection (UTI) can lead to much larger problems down the road, which is why this is one problem you shouldn’t ignore. And the solution is easy.

If you’re struggling with urinary incontinence, knowing which type can help you take back control of your life more quickly. Here, we review the six forms of urinary incontinence and a few of your treatment options.

Some of the more painful conditions that can develop in your urinary tract are stones in your kidneys, bladder, or urethra. There are many reasons these stones form, including metabolic disorders.

There’s a good reason — well, several — why more than half of men in the United States have some experience with erectile dysfunction. If you’re struggling with this problem, here’s what you should know.

Explore some of the signs of an enlarged prostate, also called a benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), so you can better recognize the problem and get the treatment you need.

Discovering blood where it doesn’t belong can be worrisome, especially when it appears in your urine. The reasons behind this development range from minor to fairly serious, and we explore some of the more common here.

When you hear the words “no scalpel” combined with “vasectomy,” you’re understandably relieved. Here’s what you can expect during your no-scalpel vasectomy with us, beyond the absence of a scalpel.

When it comes to getting and maintaining an erection, your physical, mental, and emotional health all play key roles. In the following, we explore some of the more common reasons why men experience erectile dysfunction.

When you hear the word “cancer,” you’re understandably anxious and want to take charge of the situation. When it comes to prostate cancer, however, there are times for action and times when active surveillance is the best solution.

Half a million men undergo a vasectomy in the United States each year and, thanks to evolving surgical techniques, the recovery isn’t all that cumbersome. Here’s what you can expect after your vasectomy.

If you’re among the millions of men who’ve been diagnosed with an enlarged prostate, or benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), there’s no shortage of treatment options. We explore some of them here.

Urinary tract infections in both men and women aren’t uncommon — though women outpace men by about five to one. For both genders, the problem is one that’s best avoided, which you can accomplish with these tips.

You hear a good joke and let out a laugh — what’s not so funny is the small amount of urine that also escapes. If you leak urine at certain times, the good news is that you're not alone and it’s perfectly normal. Here’s how we can help.

In one-third of couples in the United States who are unable to conceive, the problem lies with the man. Here, we take a look at some of the myths and facts surrounding male infertility to help you better understand your options.

One-third of infertility cases in the United States stem from male reproductive issues. One problem that may affect a man’s fertility is the presence of varicoceles, or bulging veins in the scrotum. Here’s how a varicocelectomy can remedy the problem.

Americans are no strangers to kidney stones, which affect up to 13% of men and 7% of women. If you find yourself struggling with painful kidney stones, the good news is that we have several treatments that will bring you relief.

When it was introduced in 1998, Viagra® was the first real breakthrough when it came to erectile dysfunction. And it’s still helping millions of men around the world today. Here’s a quick review of this revolutionary little blue pill and what it can, and c

If you’re one of the millions of men in the United States who struggle with erectile dysfunction, the problem may be a symptom of a larger medical issue. Here’s a look at just a few of the more common causes of erectile dysfunction.

It can be embarrassing trying to talk about intimate issues like erectile dysfunction or urinary incontinence. But these types of problems can indicate an underlying condition — and many are highly treatable. Keep reading to learn more.

Kidney stones can stop you in your tracks with debilitating pain. Learn how they develop, what symptoms to watch for, and diet and lifestyle modifications you can make today to prevent them from forming.

Sometimes a major life change can alter your goals. If you had a vasectomy but now your circumstances have changed, you may be wondering whether to opt for a vasectomy reversal.

Are you and your significant other trying to get pregnant but haven’t succeeded after a number of months? If male infertility is an issue, learn how modern medicine can help remedy many cases.

While a cancer diagnosis of any kind is frightening and confusing, a prostate cancer diagnosis comes with its own set of unique considerations. Here’s what you should know about whether to treat your cancer.

Evolution of Robotics In our Urologic Practice

The team at Arizona Urology must sadly say goodbye to Dr. Kirsten Janosek-Albright. She has been a valuable member of our team, and her professional insight and personal contributions will be sorely missed.

Attention certified Medical Assistants! The Arizona Urology team needs your help. We are looking to add a new member to our Mesa team. This is a busy practice with constant growth, and we are seeking a qualified health professional who would like to share

We are pleased to announce that Dr. Kirsten Janosek-Albright is now seeing patients in our newest office, centrally located in Paradise Valley.

At Arizona Urology, we take pride in our ongoing efforts to grow and to better serve Valley residents. We have the great pleasure of announcing our latest office in the Paradise Valley area of Phoenix at 3815 E Bell Rd, Suite 4500. This location is the fif