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Episode SummaryIn this episode, We explain an imaging test called fluorodeoxyglucose positron emission tomography and computed tomography. Many people call it a glucose positron emission tomography and computed tomography scan. This test is used to look for cancer in many parts of the body and is especially helpful in certain urologic cancers other than prostate cancer, such as bladder cancer, kidney cancer, testicular cancer, and cancers of the upper urinary tract.Who This Episode Is ForPatients with bladder cancer who are being checked for spread to lymph nodes or distant organsPatients with kidney cancer who may have disease outside the kidney or unclear findings on other scansPatients with testicular cancer, especially those with remaining masses after chemotherapyPatients with less common urinary tract cancers who need more information about possible spreadFamily members and caregivers who want a clear, plain language explanation of this scanWhat You Will LearnWhat urologic cancers are, including bladder, kidney, testicular, and upper urinary tract cancers, and how they can spreadWhat a fluorodeoxyglucose positron emission tomography and computed tomography scan is and how it combines two imaging methods in one testHow the fluorodeoxyglucose sugar based tracer works and why cancer cells often show up as bright spots on the scanWhen your urologist or oncologist may recommend this scan, such as staging at diagnosis, checking for recurrence, or clarifying unclear findings on other imagingHow the scan is used differently in bladder cancer, kidney cancer, and testicular cancerHow to prepare for the scan, including fasting, drinking water, and avoiding heavy exercise or sugary foods before the testWhat happens step by step on the day of the scan, from check in to tracer injection, resting period, and time in the scannerThe main benefits of this scan, including whole body imaging and help in monitoring response to treatmentsThe possible risks and limitations, including radiation exposure, possible side effects from the injection, and the chance of false positive or false negative resultsHow your doctors interpret the scan and use the information to guide your treatment plan and follow up scheduleKey TakeawaysA fluorodeoxyglucose positron emission tomography and computed tomography scan uses a small amount of a radioactive sugar like tracer to find active cancer cells in many parts of the body.This scan is especially helpful for checking whether bladder, kidney, testicular, or other urologic cancers have spread beyond the original site.In bladder cancer, the scan is most useful for looking outside the bladder, because the tracer collects in urine and makes the bladder itself appear very bright.In kidney and testicular cancers, the scan helps evaluate lymph nodes and distant organs and can help show whether remaining masses after treatment are active cancer or scar tissue.Preparation is important. You are usually asked not to eat for several hours, to drink water, and to avoid heavy exercise and very sugary foods before the test.The test involves a simple injection, a quiet rest period, and then lying still on a table while pictures are taken. Most patients tolerate it well.The scan gives your care team valuable information that can help choose between surgery, radiation, systemic treatments such as chemotherapy or immunotherapy, or careful observation.The results are always considered together with your symptoms, physical exam, blood tests, and other scans to create a complete and personalized plan.

Episode SummaryIn this episode, your urologist explains an advanced imaging test called a prostate specific membrane antigen positron emission tomography and computed tomography scan. This test is often called a prostate specific membrane antigen scan. It is used to look for prostate cancer throughout the body and helps your care team see whether cancer is still in the prostate or has spread to lymph nodes, bones, or other organs.The episode walks you through what prostate cancer is, why this scan may be recommended, and what to expect before, during, and after the test. You will learn how the tracer used in the scan attaches to prostate cancer cells, how the images are created, what the benefits are, and what risks and limitations you should be aware of. The episode also explains how the results of the scan can change your treatment plan and how this test fits into your long term follow up and monitoring.Who This Episode Is ForMen who have recently been diagnosed with prostate cancer and are being stagedMen who have already had surgery or radiation and now have a rising prostate specific antigen blood testPatients and families who want to understand what a prostate specific membrane antigen scan is and what it can showAnyone who wants a clear, plain language explanation of this newer imaging testWhat You Will LearnWhat the prostate is and how prostate cancer developsWhat a prostate specific membrane antigen positron emission tomography and computed tomography scan is and how it worksWhen your urologist may recommend this scan, for example at the time of diagnosis or when prostate specific antigen levels rise after treatmentHow the tracer attaches to prostate cancer cells and why areas of cancer light up on the imagesHow to prepare for the scan, including simple eating, drinking, and clothing tipsWhat actually happens on the day of the scan, from check in to injection to lying in the scannerThe main benefits of this scan, including its ability to find small spots of cancer and guide treatment decisionsThe possible risks and limits of the scan, including radiation exposure and the chance of false positive or false negative findingsHow doctors use the results to choose or adjust treatments like surgery, radiation, and medicinesHow this scan fits into ongoing monitoring, follow up visits, and prostate specific antigen testingKey TakeawaysA prostate specific membrane antigen positron emission tomography and computed tomography scan is a powerful imaging tool that can detect even small areas of prostate cancer throughout the body.The test uses a small amount of a radioactive tracer that seeks out prostate cancer cells and makes them easier to see on detailed images.This scan is especially helpful for staging higher risk prostate cancer and for locating cancer when the prostate specific antigen level rises after surgery or radiation.The test involves a brief injection, a period of quiet rest, and then lying still on a table while images are taken. Most patients tolerate it well.There is some radiation exposure and the scan is not perfect, but for many patients the benefits of better information and more targeted treatment outweigh the risks.Results are always interpreted together with your history, exam, prostate specific antigen levels, and other tests to create a personalized treatment plan.This material is prepared by Advanced Urology of Georgia. To make an appointment call 678-344-8900 or go online to www.AdvancedUrology.com

In this Men’s Health Month special, We guide viewers through the most important topics in men’s health, with a spotlight on urologic wellness. The episode covers common issues like prostate enlargement, prostate cancer, erectile dysfunction, low testosterone, and urinary symptoms—explaining how lifestyle choices, early screenings, and modern treatments can greatly improve quality of life.Whether you are managing symptoms or just being proactive, this video gives you the tools to take control of your health. It is never too early—or too late—to start the conversation.Topics Covered:The importance of Men’s Health Month (June 2025)How to stay healthy with diet, exercise, and screeningsProstate health: BPH and cancer awarenessErectile dysfunction and low testosteroneUrinary problems in aging menTreatment options and follow-up careNeed to Talk to a Urologist? Make an appointment at Advanced Urology of Georgia 📞 Call 678-344-8900 🌐 Visit AdvancedUrology.com

Episode Summary: In this episode, Advanced Urology, breaks down the differences between recurrent urinary tract infections, bladder and pelvic pain syndromes, and interstitial cystitis. Learn what causes these frustrating and painful conditions, how they are diagnosed, and what can be done to prevent and treat them.Whether you are dealing with frequent urinary infections or struggling with chronic bladder pressure and discomfort, this episode offers practical guidance, hope, and new treatment options.What You Will Learn:The difference between a typical urinary tract infection and interstitial cystitisWhat causes recurrent UTIs and why they are more common in womenHow bladder pain syndrome is diagnosed and treatedNatural and medical treatments that can helpThe role of diet, bladder instillations, and hydrodistension in symptom reliefWhen to see a urologistKey Treatments Discussed:Antibiotics and methenamine for recurrent infectionsNatural supplements like D-Mannose, cranberry, and aloe veraBladder instillations with steroids, lidocaine, and/or heparin.Hydrodistension for pain reliefNerve modulation and Botox injections for severe casesConnect with Us: For more information or to schedule an appointment, visit www.AdvancedUrology.com or call 678-344-8900. We have convenient locations throughout Georgia to serve you better.

In this episode, Advanced Urology of Georgia, explains how Low-Intensity Shockwave Therapy is offering new hope for men with Erectile Dysfunction.Erectile Dysfunction affects millions of men and can significantly impact quality of life and relationships. While oral medications can be effective, they are not suitable or effective for everyone. That is where Low-Intensity Shockwave Therapy comes in.This non-invasive, painless procedure uses targeted sound waves to stimulate blood flow and repair blood vessels in the penis—helping restore natural erectile function without the need for pills or surgery.In this episode, you will learn:What causes Erectile Dysfunction and why it happensHow Low-Intensity Shockwave Therapy worksWho makes a good candidate for this treatmentWhat results to expect and how long it takesBenefits, risks, and how to get startedTo learn more or book your consultation, call 678-344-8900 or visit www.AdvancedUrology.com

🎙️ Episode SummaryIn this episode, Advanced Urology of Georgia introduces patients and caregivers to two innovative, minimally invasive treatments for prostate cancer: Irreversible Electroporation and Pulsed Electric Field Therapy. These technologies offer a targeted way to destroy prostate cancer cells while preserving surrounding healthy tissues, helping patients maintain better urinary and sexual function.They also explain the Abscopal Effect, a rare and exciting immune response where treating a tumor locally can help activate the immune system to fight cancer in other areas of the body. This episode is designed to give patients a clear and easy-to-understand overview of these emerging therapies, their benefits, potential risks, and how to determine if they might be right for you.📄 Show NotesThis educational video explores two of the most promising technologies in prostate cancer treatment: irreversible electroporation and pulsed electric field therapy. Both techniques use precisely delivered electrical pulses to destroy cancer cells without cutting, burning, or removing tissue—offering better protection for important structures like nerves and blood vessels.The episode also covers:How these procedures are performedWho makes a good candidateBenefits compared to surgery or radiationPotential side effects and how they are managedThe potential role of the Abscopal Effect in activating the body’s immune systemWhat follow-up and monitoring look like after treatmentThese approaches are especially appealing to men who want to avoid the risks of surgery or preserve urinary and sexual function. If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with localized prostate cancer, learning about these therapies could be an important step in making an informed decision.Make an Appointment: 📞 Call: 678-344-8900 🌐 Visit: www.AdvancedUrology.com 📍 Locations across Metro AtlantaThis content is provided by Advanced Urology of Georgia to support informed, patient-centered prostate cancer care.

Description: April is Testicular Cancer Awareness Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about one of the most treatable forms of cancer affecting young men. In this video, a board-certified urologist from Advanced Urology of Georgia walks you through the basics of testicular cancer – including how to recognize the signs, how it is diagnosed, and what treatment options are available.We also talk about how to perform a self-exam, when to seek medical attention, and what to expect during recovery. Early detection saves lives – so make time to learn, share, and take action.What You Will Learn:Who is most at risk for testicular cancerHow to check yourself and why it mattersCommon signs and symptoms to watch forWhat to expect from diagnosis to treatmentSurvival rates and recovery outlookWhen to talk to a urologistCall to Action: If you notice anything unusual or just want peace of mind, schedule a consultation with one of our urologists today. We are here to help.Schedule an appointment at www.AdvancedUrology.com or call 678-344-8900. We proudly serve patients across Georgia including locations in Snellville, Decatur, Sandy Springs, and more.#TesticularCancerAwareness #MensHealth #AdvancedUrology #KnowYourNuts #AprilAwareness

Episode Summary: In this episode, Advanced Urology of Georgia discusses Peyronie’s Disease, a condition that causes abnormal curvature of the penis due to the buildup of scar tissue. This condition is more common than many realize and can significantly affect sexual function and quality of life.You will learn about:What Peyronie’s Disease is and how it developsThe common symptoms and how it is diagnosedNon-surgical and surgical treatment optionsThe risks and benefits of available treatmentsHow we monitor and manage the condition over timeIf you or someone you care about is experiencing symptoms of Peyronie’s Disease, this episode will help you understand what is happening and what can be done to help.Resources: To make an appointment with Advanced Urology of Georgia, call 678-344-8900 or go online at www.advancedurology.comConnect with Us: Learn more about men's health and urologic care on our website or follow us on social media for more educational content.

In this episode of Urine Good Hands, we dive deep into understanding bladder cancer, one of the most common cancers affecting men and women. We break down everything you need to know, from recognizing early symptoms like blood in the urine to exploring the latest diagnostic tools and treatment options.We will discuss:What is Bladder Cancer? Understanding how abnormal cell growth in the bladder can lead to cancer.Common Symptoms: How to identify warning signs early.Risk Factors: Including smoking, chemical exposures, and chronic bladder inflammation.Diagnostic Methods: The role of cystoscopy, urine tests, and imaging in diagnosing bladder cancer.Treatment Options: From minimally invasive surgeries to chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and radiation.Surgical Choices: When TURBT, radical cystectomy, and urinary diversion are needed.Side Effects and Risks: What to expect during and after treatment.Prevention and Lifestyle Tips: How to reduce your risk of bladder cancer.Whether you are a patient, a caregiver, or just someone interested in learning more, this episode provides valuable insights and practical advice on managing and preventing bladder cancer.Call to Action: If you or a loved one is experiencing symptoms of bladder cancer or would like more information, do not hesitate to reach out to Advanced Urology of Georgia. You can schedule an appointment by calling 678-344-8900 or visiting www.AdvancedUrology.com.Connect with Us: For more episodes and urology-related health information, follow us on Instagram, Facebook, or X and subscribe to Urine Good Hands on your favorite podcast platform.Tune in, learn, and take charge of your health!

In this episode of "Urine Good Hands", We dive deep into everything you need to know about prostate biopsies. From understanding why a biopsy may be needed to exploring the different types of biopsies—including the advanced MRI Fusion Biopsy—this episode covers it all. Whether you are preparing for a biopsy or simply want to learn more about prostate health, this informative and friendly discussion will guide you through the process, risks, benefits, and what to expect before, during, and after the procedure.Key Takeaways:Why a Prostate Biopsy? Learn about the common reasons a biopsy is recommended, including elevated PSA levels and abnormal digital rectal exam findings.Types of Prostate Biopsies: Understand the differences between Transrectal Ultrasound (TRUS), Transperineal, and the highly precise MRI Fusion Biopsy.Procedure Preparation: What to do before your biopsy, including medications to avoid and the need for antibiotics.The Biopsy Experience: A step-by-step explanation of what happens during the procedure and how long it typically takes.Results and Next Steps: How biopsy results are analyzed and what treatment options may be considered based on your diagnosis.When to Call Your Doctor: Important signs to watch for after a biopsy to ensure a safe recovery.Who Should Listen?Patients scheduled for a prostate biopsy or considering oneFamily members supporting a loved one through the processAnyone interested in learning more about prostate health and cancer screeningCall to Action: If you or someone you love needs more information about prostate biopsies or prostate health, schedule a consultation with the experts at Advanced Urology. Visit www.advancedurology.com or call us at 678-344-8900 today!Subscribe & Follow: Stay up to date with the latest in urological health by subscribing to "Urine Good Hands" wherever you listen to podcasts. If you found this episode helpful, please leave a review and share it with others who might benefit!

In this episode, we dive deep into the often-overlooked connection between prostate enlargement and bladder health. Just as high blood pressure can silently lead to heart failure, an enlarging prostate can cause the bladder to work overtime—often without symptoms for years.Join us as we explore the silent compensation of the bladder, the mechanisms behind bladder wall thickening, and why being proactive is crucial to preventing irreversible changes. Our expert urologist discusses how early intervention can help avoid chronic overactive bladder and bladder muscle weakness, ultimately preserving quality of life.What You Will Learn:How the bladder compensates for an enlarged prostateWhy bladder wall thickening can be compared to heart muscle changes in high blood pressureThe dangers of waiting until symptoms appearTreatment options that help maintain bladder healthThe importance of regular urologic check-ups and monitoringTune in to learn why a proactive approach to bladder health is essential and how you can take control of your urinary health today!Resources:Schedule an appointment with Advanced Urology: www.AdvancedUrology.comCall us at: 678-344-8900Subscribe: Do not miss an episode of Urine Good Hands. Follow us wherever you get your podcasts for more expert discussions on urologic health and wellness.

In this episode, we explore an often-overlooked topic in men's health: the benefits of sitting down to urinate. While it may seem like a small change, adopting a sitting posture can have a big impact on bladder health, comfort, and even prostate health. We break down why this simple shift can lead to more complete bladder emptying, reduce splash back, and provide a more relaxed experience—especially for men with urinary or prostate concerns.Tune in to learn about:The common issues associated with standing while urinatingHow sitting can promote healthier urinary habitsThe potential benefits for men with benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)Simple lifestyle changes to improve urinary comfortWhether you are experiencing urinary symptoms or just curious about optimizing your health, this episode is packed with insights and practical advice.Call to Action: If you have questions about your urinary health or would like a professional evaluation, schedule an appointment with Advanced Urology. Call 678-344-8900 or visit www.AdvancedUrology.com for more information.Connect with Us:Website: www.AdvancedUrology.comPhone: 678-344-8900Subscribe & Share: If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to our podcast and share it with friends and family who may benefit from this information.

In this enlightening episode, We delve into the surprising connection between ejaculation frequency and prostate cancer risk reduction. Drawing on recent research published in European Urology, We report how data suggests that ejaculating twenty-one times or more per month can lower prostate cancer risk by twenty-two percent.Listeners will learn about the science behind these findings, how frequent ejaculation may help clear the prostate of potentially harmful substances, and practical lifestyle tips for maintaining prostate health. The episode also covers essential screening tools like prostate-specific antigen (PSA) testing, treatment options if cancer is detected, and the importance of regular check-ups with a urologist.Whether you are proactive about your health or supporting a loved one, this episode offers valuable insights and actionable advice to help reduce prostate cancer risk and promote overall wellness.Key Takeaways:Prostate cancer is a common condition with age and family history as primary risk factors.Recent studies show a significant risk reduction with higher ejaculation frequency.Simple lifestyle changes, including frequent ejaculation, can support prostate health.Regular prostate screenings and urologist visits are crucial for early detection.Resources Mentioned:Study published in European Urology (2016) by Rider et al.Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) testing informationContact Advanced Urology of Georgia at 678-344-8900 or visit www.AdvancedUrology.com

Fecal incontinence, also known as bowel leakage, is a common but often underreported condition that can significantly impact daily life. Many people suffer in silence, unaware of the available treatment options that can help restore bowel control. In this episode we discuss the causes, symptoms, and treatment options for fecal incontinence, with a special focus on Sacral Neuromodulation (SNM)—a game-changing therapy that helps regulate nerve function and improve bowel control.We will break down:✅ What causes fecal incontinence and why it happens ✅ Lifestyle and diet changes that may help manage symptoms ✅ Diagnostic tests used to evaluate bowel control ✅ Overview of treatment options, from conservative therapies to advanced interventions ✅ How Sacral Neuromodulation (SNM) works, who it is for, and what results patients can expect ✅ The step-by-step process of SNM implantation and follow-up careIf you or a loved one are struggling with accidental bowel leakage, know that effective treatments exist and can drastically improve your quality of life.🔹 Connect with Us: 📞 Call 678-344-8900 to schedule a consultation at Advanced Urology 🌐 Visit ⁠AdvancedUrology.com⁠ for more information🎙️ Tune in now to learn how you can regain control and live confidently again!

Erectile dysfunction is a common yet often misunderstood condition that affects millions of men. In this episode, we dive deep into the causes, diagnosis, and the latest treatment options available to restore sexual health and confidence. From lifestyle changes and oral medications to advanced therapies like low-intensity shockwave therapy, injection therapy, and penile implants, we cover everything you need to know.What You Will Learn:The most common causes of erectile dysfunction and how it is diagnosedHow lifestyle changes can improve erectile function naturallyThe benefits and risks of oral medications such as Viagra and CialisHow low-intensity shockwave therapy is changing the game for ED treatmentWhat to expect from intracavernosal injection therapyHow an inflatable penile prosthesis can provide a long-term solution for severe EDHow to choose the right treatment and when to see a specialistResources & Links:Schedule an appointment: ⁠Schedule Here⁠Contact Advanced Urology: 678-344-8900⁠Learn more about erectile dysfunction treatments⁠Subscribe & Follow: If you found this episode helpful, be sure to subscribe to our podcast for more expert discussions on men's health. Leave us a review and let us know what topics you want us to cover next!📢 Listen Now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts!

In this episode, we dive deep into the world of robotic prostatectomy, a minimally invasive surgical procedure for prostate cancer. We explore the two main approaches: Single Port (SP) and Multiport (MP) robotic surgery, breaking down their differences, benefits, and considerations. Whether you are a patient, caregiver, or just curious about advancements in urologic surgery, this episode will provide you with valuable insights into these cutting-edge techniques.✔️ What is Robotic Prostatectomy? Understanding this advanced surgical approach and how it compares to traditional open surgery.✔️ Multiport Robotic Prostatectomy: The standard technique using multiple small incisions for optimal control and flexibility.✔️ Single Port Robotic Prostatectomy: A newer, minimally invasive approach using a single incision for potentially faster recovery and better cosmetic results.✔️ Comparing the Two Techniques: Key differences in recovery time, scarring, instrument control, and surgeon expertise.✔️ Who is a Candidate? Factors that determine whether Single Port or Multiport is the best option for a patient.✔️ Benefits and Risks: A discussion on the advantages of robotic surgery, potential complications, and what to expect during recovery.✔️ What to Ask Your Surgeon: Essential questions to consider when discussing robotic prostatectomy as a treatment option.🔹 Both Single Port and Multiport robotic prostatectomy are highly effective options for prostate cancer treatment. 🔹 Multiport is widely used, offers superior dexterity, and is familiar to most surgeons. 🔹 Single Port is newer, involves fewer incisions, and may lead to quicker recovery but requires specialized expertise. 🔹 Recovery is generally faster compared to open surgery, with most patients going home within 24 hours. 🔹 Choosing the right approach depends on tumor characteristics, patient anatomy, and surgeon experience.📞 Schedule a Consultation with Advanced Urology: Call 678-344-8900 🌐 Visit Our Website for more information and to book an appointment: Advanced Urology🎙 Subscribe & Listen: Do not miss out on expert discussions about prostate health and cutting-edge urology treatments! Subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and YouTube.💬 Join the Conversation: Have questions or want to share your experience? Follow us on social media and let us know your thoughts!🔔 Leave a Review: If you found this episode helpful, please take a moment to rate and review us on your favorite podcast platform—it helps us reach more listeners like you!🎧 Tune in now to learn more about robotic prostatectomy and the future of prostate cancer treatment!

Struggling with frequent trips to the bathroom at night? Concerned about traditional prostate surgery and its side effects? In this episode, we dive deep into Prostate Artery Embolization (PAE)—a cutting-edge, minimally invasive procedure that is changing the way we treat Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH).Join us as we discuss: ✅ How PAE works and why it is a breakthrough treatment for enlarged prostate ✅ Who is the ideal candidate for PAE and what to expect from the procedure ✅ The advantages of PAE over traditional surgeries like TURP, HoLEP, and UroLift ✅ Real patient experiences and success stories ✅ What recovery looks like and when you will see resultsIf you or a loved one is dealing with an enlarged prostate and looking for a low-risk, surgery-free alternative, this episode is a must-listen!📅 Schedule a consultation today! Call us at 678-344-8900 or visit ⁠Advanced Urology⁠ to learn more.👉 Subscribe now and never miss an episode on the latest in urology care!

In this episode, we explore ProACT (Adjustable Continence Therapy)—a game-changing, minimally invasive solution for men struggling with stress urinary incontinence, particularly after prostate surgery. We break down how this innovative balloon-based system works, who it is best suited for, and why it is helping men regain confidence and control over their bladder health.What You Will Learn:What stress urinary incontinence is and why it happens after prostate surgeryHow the ProACT system works and what makes it uniqueThe benefits of adjustable continence therapy over other treatmentsWhat to expect from the procedure and recovery processWho makes an ideal candidate for ProACT therapyRisks, benefits, and real-world success storiesWhy This Matters: Urinary incontinence can significantly impact quality of life, but with the right treatment, men can regain control and confidence. ProACT provides an adjustable, minimally invasive solution that has helped many patients return to their normal activities without fear of leakage.Take the Next Step: If you or a loved one is dealing with post-prostatectomy urinary incontinence, schedule a consultation with Advanced Urology to explore whether ProACT is the right choice for you.📞 Call 678-344-8900 or visit [Website URL] for more information.🎧 Tune in now and take control of your health!

Episode Overview: Overactive bladder (OAB) is more than just a minor inconvenience—it can disrupt daily life, affecting everything from work to social activities and sleep. If medications and lifestyle changes have not provided relief, sacral neuromodulation, also known as InterStim therapy, could be the solution.In this episode, we explore how InterStim works to restore bladder function, who is a good candidate, and what the implantation process involves. We discuss the benefits, risks, and long-term effectiveness of this advanced treatment option. Our goal is to help you understand how InterStim therapy can provide lasting relief for those struggling with bladder control issues.What You’ll Learn in This Episode:What causes overactive bladder and why standard treatments do not always work.How sacral neuromodulation (InterStim) helps regulate bladder function.Who is a good candidate for InterStim therapy.The step-by-step process of getting an InterStim implant.The benefits and risks of this treatment.What to expect with long-term follow-up and adjustments.How to determine if InterStim is right for you.Why This Matters: Overactive bladder can feel frustrating and even isolating, but effective treatments are available beyond medication. InterStim therapy offers hope for those who have struggled to find relief. Whether you are considering this treatment for yourself or a loved one, this episode provides the insights you need to make an informed decision.Resources & Next Steps:Learn more about InterStim therapy and if it is right for you.Schedule a consultation with Advanced Urology by calling 678-344-8900.Visit our website for more patient resources on bladder health treatments.🔔 Subscribe to the Podcast: Never miss an episode! Follow us for expert insights on urology, bladder health, and the latest treatment options.

In this episode of Urine Good Hands, we dive into Aquablation, a groundbreaking, minimally invasive procedure for treating Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH). If you or someone you know is struggling with frequent urination, weak urine flow, or incomplete bladder emptying, this episode is a must-listen!✅ What BPH is and why it affects millions of men✅ How Aquablation works using robotic precision and high-pressure water jets✅ The benefits of Aquablation compared to TURP, HoLEP, Urolift, and PAE✅ Who is a good candidate for this procedure✅ What to expect before, during, and after treatmentThis episode is packed with essential information for men considering BPH treatment and those curious about the latest advancements in urologic care.📞 Want to learn more? Contact Advanced Urology at 678-344-8900 to schedule a consultation!🎧 Tune in now and take the first step toward better urinary health!

In this episode of "Urine Good Hands" dives into the topic of microscopic hematuria, a condition where blood is present in the urine but only visible under a microscope. While it can be harmless, it may also signal underlying health issues like infections, kidney stones, or even cancer.We will explore:✅ What microscopic hematuria is and how it is detected✅ Common causes, from infections to kidney disease✅ When to be concerned and when to seek medical attention✅ Diagnostic tests, including cystoscopy and retrograde pyelograms✅ Treatment options and monitoring for long-term healthWhether you discovered microscopic hematuria on a routine test or have concerns about urinary health, this episode will provide valuable insights. Tune in to learn how urologists approach this silent condition and what steps you can take for peace of mind.🎧 Listen now and take control of your urological health!www.advancedurology.com