Common Urological Problems in Male

 

  The term urologic disease describes the wide range of conditions which are all related in the filtering and carrying of urine out of the body. These urology diseases can affect men, women and even children of all ages. These diseases affect many a specific parts of the body. In females the affect involve the urinary tract whereas in males the affect involve the urinary tract or the reproductive organs. You can search for the best Urologist in India through online portals also. There are variety of urological disorders and diseases. Listed below are most of the diseases recognized as common by the American Urological Association Foundation and few are illustrated below. - Male infertility - Vasectomy reversal - Penile implant and prosthetic surgery - Microsurgical sperm extraction - Low-testosterone - Male fertility & sexual function after spinal cord injury - Low testosterone - Vasectomy - Vasectomy reversal - Male fertility - Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) - Prostatitis - Peyronie's disease - Priapism - Elevated PSA

Male Fertility: It is estimated that most of all the fertility complications been suffered by couples are related to a male factor. And the simple way is to categorize the male fertility barriers and divide the raised problems into obstructive and non-obstructive problems. The obstructive problem indicates a blockage in the male reproductive tract which blocks from the testicle all the way into urethra. Most of these obstructions are surgically cleared and the non-obstructive problem indicates impairment in the sperm production.

Fertility and sexual function after spinal cord injury A spinal cord damage or injury is a overwhelming event in a man’s life. Moreover, many a spinal cord injured men are said by the doctors that they are infertile because of their spinal cord injury, which is no way true. The fact is that men are habitually unable to ejaculate after the spinal cord injury but it is true that their sperm production is usually normal. The physicians determine the best way in retrieving the sperm from the spinal cord injured man and use that sperm for an intra-uterine insemination or invitro fertilization.

Vasectomy Reversal: Vasectomy reversals are usually performed in an outpatient setting and it’s been classified into two types of vasectomy reversal procedures - vasovasostomy and vasoepididymostomy. A vasovasostomy is performed to reinstate the flow of the sperm to vas deferens and allow the couples to pursue unplanned pregnancy. This procedure utilizes an operating microscope and the ultra-fine sutures to reattach the inner as well as the outer layers of vas deferens. Infact a vasovasostomy cannot be performed because of the swelling or scarring blocking of the epididymis, a vasoepididymostomy is performed. Here, the vas deferens is associated to the epididymis in a location which is far away from the blockage.

Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH): Benign prostatic hyperplasia is an inflamed prostate, an increase in size of the prostate gland. BPH occurs very commonly in older men and is not directly connected to the prostate cancer. The symptoms may be caused by the pressure that a superior prostate can place on urethra. The urethra is the narrow tube which carries urine from the bladder and to out of the body. Men suffering with BPH may experience a repeated urge to urinate. They sometimes even experience a weak stream of urine and sensitivity that the bladder is not completely empty even after the urination. Doctor may recommend medications such as alpha-blockers for treatment and if found severe they suggest treatment with surgery.

Kidney and Ureteral Stones Stones in the kidneys are developed when there are crystals like particles in the urine and some small particles are surrounded and collected on these crystals. Ureteral stones are the stones which will actually move from the kidney into the ureter. These stones will block the flow of urine resulting in a substantial amount of pain. Many a people will end up expelling these small stones from the body without any medical help or a minimal medical procedure, but larger stones will result in blockage which is actually a problematic and requires a surgery. 

 

Pennis problems and treatment

Nitish sinha November 24, 2021

 

  Prepuce gets a bad rap in American culture, but there are several positive things about it. It provides a layer of natural protection between the sensitive manhood head and clothing; it produces natural lubrication for the male organ; some partners greatly enjoy the process of "undressing" the head of the organ by retracting the prepuce over the head with lips or hands. While surgery is not necessary for a healthy male organ, there are some unique problems that can occur in uncut men, and guys should be aware of them both in order to identify and prevent them. The following prepuce problems, and the steps to remedy them, are important for all intact men to know.

Balanitis

Balanitis is a condition broadly characterized by inflammation of the prepuce, sometimes accompanied by inflammation of the head. It can be caused by several things. Most often, it refers to an infection created by improper hygiene. Smegma, the white substance that builds up under the prepuce, attracts bacteria and can cause infection if not wiped away on a regular basis (usually, once a day while showering). Proper hygiene is both the prevention and typical treatment course.

Another type of infection that can lead to prepuce/head swelling is candidiasis (yeast infection). In men, this usually occurs among diabetics or those who have unprotected sensual activity with an infected woman. In the former case, managing diabetes effectively is the best prevention protocol, and in the latter, protected activity serves to prevent yeast infections. Treatment involves use of an antifungal cream. If contracted from a partner, both partners should be treated simultaneously to prevent a resurgence.

Finally, aggressive sensual activity or solo play can lead to swelling of the prepuce and head. Giving the member a break can speed recovery, and using more lubrication next time may help prevent a recurrence.

Phimosis

Phimosis is marked by the inability to retract the prepuce, usually because of infections and scarring. The latter may result from infections due to improper hygiene. Medicated creams may be prescribed to correct the problem.

During adolescence and the teenage years, the prepuce generally becomes unattached from the head of the male organ. Rarely, the adhesions that attach the prepuce and head at birth don’t wear away normally, and medical intervention is required. Stretching exercises may be of assistance in naturally retracting the prepuce.

Paraphimosis

The male organ can become injured in such a way that the prepuce gets trapped below the head of the male organ. If stuck in this position, the prepuce may cut off blood flow to the head of the male organ, constituting a medical emergency. Going to the emergency room is called for in this situation to prevent serious, permanent damage. Avoiding super-aggressive sensual activity and odd thrusting angles can help prevent it.

Prepuce Entrapment

When the male organ is soft, the prepuce is baggy and often wrinkly. This renders it susceptible to being caught in fly zippers. While this may sound like a silly way to get injured, it can be significantly painful and often requires medical attention to remove the skin from the zipper’s teeth. Men can lessen the likelihood of this occurring by wearing undergarments and practicing caution when zipping and unzipping (sliding one hand between the pants and the undergarments is a good way to go).

Caring for the prepuce is generally not difficult. Guys need to retract it gently and wash away smegma regularly; using just warm water, or warm water plus a very mild cleanser, while wiping the smegma away with the fingers is a simple task. Men can boost their manhood care regimens by using a     (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil) that keeps the skin moisturized, supple and retractable. In addition, a crème with vitamin A can help combat bacteria that promote odors and infections. There’s nothing wrong with prepuce, so long as a man takes proper care of what he has.