Now that warmer days are moving in, many people in Cleveland might be ready to start improving their health. One aspect of your health you might not have considered? Your bladder health. That’s why our team at Tennessee Valley Urology Center wants to share some insight. Let’s take a look at some ways spring-cleaning your habits can affect your bladder health for the better! Drink Up Especially now that the temperatures are warming up, it is important to drink enough water throughout the day. Read on →

When it comes to a broken bone or a headache, it’s no big deal to discuss those issues with a physician. However, when it comes to embarrassing problems like a leaky bladder or passing wind, you probably hold off on seeking medical attention. However, putting your symptoms aside because of embarrassment can cause more issues in the long run. At Tennessee Valley Urology Center, we want you to feel confident in seeking care for urological issues. Read on →

As men age, their testosterone production tends to decrease. In fact, according to the American Urological Association, two out of 10 men age 60 and older suffer from low testosterone. If you feel like you might be one of them, our team at the Tennessee Valley Urology Center wants you to know that help is available. Let’s take a look at the issue: What Is Testosterone? Testosterone is the primary male sex hormone that stimulates development of male secondary sexual characteristics and is produced mainly in the testes. Read on →

Did you know that prostatitis affects approximately five in every 10,000 men in the United States? If you are affected by prostatitis, know that our team at Tennessee Valley Urology Center is here to help you through your condition so that you might return to a normal routine. What Is Prostatitis? Prostatitis is defined as the swelling and/or inflammation of the prostate gland, which is a walnut-sized gland positioned right below the bladder. Read on →

Are bladder control problems affecting your quality of life? Fortunately, there are some steps you can take to regain some control. When bladder control problems come your way, our team at the Tennessee Valley Urology Center wants you to know that you don’t have to sit back. You can take a stand against bladder control problems and live your life to the fullest! What to Know About Bladder Control Issues Bladder control problems can be embarrassing to talk about in life. Read on →

When you were creating your resolution list for 2019, chances are that “living a healthier life” was on that list. However, when you were thinking of those healthy habits, you probably had in mind eating healthy, exercising regularly, getting enough sleep each night and maybe quitting smoking. While all those healthy habits are important, our team at the Tennessee Valley Urology Center wants you to consider adding “boosting your urological health” to your resolution list, too! Read on →

The bladder is an often overlooked organ in our bodies–until we encounter a problem! Your friends at the Tennessee Valley Urology Center have gathered a few surprises for you–a collection of bladder facts your urologist wants you to know. Believe it or not, bladder problems are not an inevitable part of the aging process. Virtually all bladder conditions are treatable, and many times that treatment won’t mean medication or surgery. Read on →

Urinary tract infections (UTI) are very common. In fact, 1 in 5 women will get a UTI at some point in their life. Anyone who’s had a urinary tract infection in the past knows the burning sensation and constant feeling of needing to go to the bathroom. What you may not know is that some of the symptoms of a UTI are very similar–or even the same–as the symptoms women experience when they have interstitial cystitis (painful bladder syndrome). Read on →

Alright men, did you know that November is your month to get your health in order? Tennessee Valley Urology Center is here to help you take better care of yourself one step at a time. Here are some helpful tips, men: Find a doctor you’re comfortable with You want to be able to openly talk to this physician about all aspects of your health, including your mental state and sexual function. Read on →

Can you believe it? Thanksgiving is right around the corner. Your friends at Tennessee Valley Urology Center have rounded up plenty of tips for those of you with diabetes. You might not know it, but there are many things you can do to enjoy the holiday feast even if you’re diabetic. Let’s go through just some of your options that other diabetics follow to feel less deprived: Test your blood sugar often and eat your favorite foods. Read on →