Understanding Men's Health with Dr Kabo Ijane

Send us Fan MailTo kick off Men's Health Month we took The Urology Hospital in Hatfield, Pretoria to talk to Dr K Ijane about some of the issues surrounding how men are dealing with the issues of prostate cancer and the process involved when seeking help. He explains the relationship between GPs and other doctors who are part their network in providing help and referrals to professionals who can offer specialized help when needed. We also speak about the need to spread information about men's health issues and make it accessible for people to know when, where and how they can seek help for their ailments before the problem becomes uncontainable. Dr Ijane unpacks the need to know your family's health history and why regular testing and checkups are better than waiting too long before finding out you might have a chronic issue that runs in the family. We end off by discussing sexual performances enhancers and it might be better idea to live a healthier life, eat well and exercise to improve your sexual health.      Dr Kabo Ijane, Urologist and board member of The Urology Hospital, is the first African robotic surgeon who trained both locally and in Europe, he has encouraged his peers to embrace robotic surgery which is experiencing dramatic global growth due to the success of its minimally invasive technology.  For help with :Website: The Urology HospitalFacebook: The Urology Hospital, PretoriaInstagram: The Urology HospitalTwitter: Urology HospitalOther resources:Urologists - https://urology.co.za/health-professionals/urologists/Support Services - https://urology.co.za/services/Hope you are enjoying the conversation so far. Remember to take note of things that stand out to you while listening and take a moment to reflect in your own time or discuss this with some friends over some drinks, a meal or relaxing activity of your choice. Thank you for tuning into Manned Up Conversations. Please subscribe to help grow the platform, you can also find us on YouTube if you prefer video and don't forget to share your comments, insights or questions.Support the showSign up for Ain't Heavy, My Brother - A Workshop in Support of Grieving Men on [email protected] To Our Campaign with Love Your Nuts Foundation To Raise Testicular Cancer AwarenessVisit our site to explore our work:website: www.mannedupconvos.com