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What Does It Mean to Have Low Testosterone?
Low testosterone or male hypogonadism is a condition wherein the testes do not produce enough testosterone, an important male sex hormone. In men, testosterone helps maintain and develop sexual features, muscle mass, bone density, adequate levels of ...
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Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotripsy: Why It’s Done
Extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (ESWL) is a treatment that uses shock waves to break a kidney stone into small pieces, making it travel the urinary tract more easily and pass from the body. ESWL is usually an outpatient procedure and takes abou...
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Vasectomy: Its Definition & Our Procedure
Choi Urology is a trusted clinic for men’s health in Arizona. We have a wide range of services that are all focused on helping men who are dealing with urological and sexual problems. Vasectomy is one of the services we offer. Before diving int...
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Helping Men with Low Testosterone Is One of Our Services!
There are several of urological and sexual issues that men are facing nowadays. Overlooking these problems might increase their severity. One of them would be having low testosterone. A condition wherein the testes do not generate adequate testostero...
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Before the Cut: Understanding Vasectomy
Getting a vasectomy is a life-changing decision, for better or worse. Before you make the decision, it is important to be certain of this and understand the implications. This way, regrets and risks can be minimized. There are different reasons why a...
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The Different Causes of Kidney Stones
Blood in the urine, severe pain, fever, and/or chills are among the symptoms that point to a problem in your kidney. Kidney stones are increasing in prevalence, affecting 11% of men and 9% of women in the 2014 data from the US. What causes kidney sto...
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