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Cosmopolitan: Penis Implants Exist Now, and They Start at a Size Large

Published: January 27, 2016

Cosmopolitan: Penis Implants Exist Now, and They Start at a Size Large Because no one wants a small. In one of the biggest (?) medical innovations of our time, a surgeon in Los Angeles has developed a penis implant that promises to give men who let their members go under his knife longer dicks and added girth … Continue reading Cosmopolitan: Penis Implants Exist Now, and They Start at a Size Large →

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What Is Adult Circumcision Surgery?

Published: January 27, 2016

What Is Adult Circumcision Surgery? Approximately 79% of American men are circumcised, according the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC.) Many men are circumcised as infants, but others choose circumcision later in life. Adult circumcision is a surgical procedure to remove the foreskin that covers the tip of the penis. Adult Circumcision … Continue reading What Is Adult Circumcision Surgery? →

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Jan

Smoking and higher risk of overactive bladder

Published: January 26, 2016

Smoking and Higher Risk of Overactive Bladder Urge incontinence is a urological condition that is marked by a sudden and strong need to pass the urine. Urge incontinence is a symptom of overactive bladder that is reported far more frequently in smokers when compared to non-smokers. According to a new study that was conducted on … Continue reading Smoking and higher risk of overactive bladder →

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Jan

Truths and Myths About Circumcision

Published: January 25, 2016

Truths and Myths About Circumcision Although circumcision is the most common male surgical procedure in the United States, there are a number of myths that continue to circulate. Circumcision is a procedure to surgically remove the foreskin of the penis, which is the piece of skin that covers the glans penis, or the tip. Let’s … Continue reading Truths and Myths About Circumcision →

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Jan

Sexual Benefits of Circumcision

Published: January 22, 2016

Sexual Benefits of Circumcision Although the CDC notes that circumcision is a procedure with more benefits than risks, particularly associated with the reduction of sexually transmitted infections, there are conflicting reports about the sexual benefits of circumcision. Although the evidence is not conclusive, there are several facts that are clear. The foreskin has sensory nerve receptors. … Continue reading Sexual Benefits of Circumcision →

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Jan

Foamy Urine

Published: January 21, 2016

Foamy Urine The renal and urinary systems perform several vital functions in the body. For example, besides excreting waste products and excess water, this system is also responsible for regulating normal blood pressure and synthesis of certain important hormones and neurotransmitters. The urine is produced by the kidneys and is then drained through the collecting … Continue reading Foamy Urine →

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Jan

Uterine Diseases

Published: January 20, 2016

Uterine Diseases Uterus is the primary reproductive organ in females that bears, nourishes and protects the growing fetus during pregnancy. Any disease process or abnormality in the uterine tissues can directly compromise the female’s capacity to become pregnant or give birth to a healthy baby. The first sign of an ongoing disease process in the … Continue reading Uterine Diseases →

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Jan

Urine Color and its Meaning

Published: January 19, 2016

Urine Color and its Meaning The urine color can be used as a very useful diagnostic as well as screening tool to identify the disorders of urinary system. The normal urine color varies from person to person and within the same individual, depending upon the hydration status and urinary frequency. Ideally, urine is honey-colored (deep amber) in … Continue reading Urine Color and its Meaning →

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Jan

Micturition Syncope

Published: January 18, 2016

Micturition Syncope Syncope is a condition that is marked by a temporary or transient loss of consciousness. In most cases, the pathophysiology of syncope revolves around compromised flow of blood (or oxygen) to the brain. There are several physiological factors as well that may alter the flow of blood to the cerebral tissues; such as … Continue reading Micturition Syncope →

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Jan

How to Improve Sexual Performance after Prostate Cancer

Published: January 15, 2016

How to Improve Sexual Performance after Prostate Cancer According to ACS (American Cancer Society), approximately 220,800 cases of prostate cancer were diagnosed and reported in the year 2015 (1). The mortality rate due to prostate malignancy was 8% i.e. 27,540 (lower than the deaths caused by breast cancer in 2015). It is estimated that approximately … Continue reading How to Improve Sexual Performance after Prostate Cancer →

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