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Published: December 5, 2017
Bladder cancer: Noninvasive urine test According to a new study that was conducted on 577 subjects with a known history of hematuria i.e. presence of blood in the urine, investigators discovered a new and non-invasive diagnostic test that can accurately detect bladder cancer in males. The sensitivity of this test is up to 95% for … Continue reading Bladder Cancer : Noninvasive Urine Test
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Published: December 1, 2017
Monophasic Birth Control – what should you know about it? Monophasic birth control pill is a new form of hormonal contraception that involves use of equal doses of estrogen and progesterone in the formulation to be used during entire monthly cycle. According to latest estimates reported by Center for Disease Control and Prevention, more than … Continue reading Monophasic Birth Control
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Published: November 29, 2017
How to use Vaginal Diaphragms? Vaginal diaphragms prevent pregnancy by blocking the entry of sperms into the female genital tract. It is not as common as condoms and a lot of women do not know how to properly use diaphragms to minimize the risk of unintended pregnancies. How to use vaginal diaphragms? It is recommended … Continue reading How to use Vaginal Diaphragms?
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Published: November 28, 2017
Parasites Used To Fight Prostate Cancer Drugs that can fight or control the growth of cancer cells have long been a major subject of research due to high morbidity and mortality associated with cancers. According to a new study, the compound Nitazoxanide that is found in several anti-parasitic medications has the capacity to control the … Continue reading Parasites Used To Fight Prostate Cancer
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Published: November 27, 2017
Vaginal Cysts Vaginal Cysts are closed pouch or sac-like structures that may contain fluid, air or gaseous substance. Generally, cysts are harmless and non-cancerous and does not cause any pain or discomfort. Cysts can sometimes become infected with bacteria. These cysts can develop anywhere and on any part of the body including vagina. Some vaginal … Continue reading Vaginal Cysts
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Published: November 24, 2017
Penis Size And Country Being a Penis Enlargement Surgeon comes with insights that must be kept confidential. Fortunately for readers and patients, we can refer to public data sets for information on both flaccid and erect penises. Picking up from our previous blog penis size and race today we’ll be looking into a public dataset and highlight … Continue reading Penis Size and Country – Online Dataset
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Published: November 20, 2017
Diaphragm Birth Control: Vaginal diaphragms are equivalent to condoms in females as both are physical barrier methods that restrict the entry of sperms into the vaginal tract. A vaginal diaphragm birth control is a dome-shaped shallow cup-like structure that rams around the vagina and covers the entry of cervix. When used correctly, vaginal diaphragms are … Continue reading Diaphragm Birth Control
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Published: November 16, 2017
Do Condoms With Spermicide Work? Physical or barrier methods of contraception such as spermicidal condoms are very popular among couples due to ease of use and effectiveness. These condoms are worn over the penis during the act of intercourse to limit the entry of sperms into the vaginal tract. Spermicidal condoms are made up of … Continue reading Spermicidal Condoms – Do they work?
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Published: November 14, 2017
Peyronie Disease Curved Penis May Increase Cancer Risk A curved penis is a complication of diseases like Peyronie’s disease and is characterized by abnormal fibrosis of penile shaft, scarring of penile tissue that ultimately leads to the development of abnormal curvature of the penis. Besides causing cosmetic disfigurement, a curved penis may also present with … Continue reading Peyronie Disease Curved Penis May Increase Cancer Risk
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Published: November 7, 2017
ADT for Prostate Cancer and Risk of Cardiac Disease Prostate cancer, one of the most common malignancy in males and is strongly linked to the testosterone hormone. Therefore, one of the common approaches to address prostate malignancy is to inhibit the peripheral activity of testosterone by ADT or androgen deprivation therapy. ADT is known to … Continue reading ADT for Prostate Cancer and Risk of Cardiac Disease
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