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Viveve – A New Treatment for Stress Urinary Incontinence

Childbirth, menopause, weight fluctuations or a shift in hormones can all lead to loosening of the muscles and that may cause incontinence when pressure (or stress) is placed on the bladder. When actives like running, jumping or coughing cause urinary leakage, it's time to look for options.

Urology Associates is offering a new treatment for stress incontinence - Viveve is a non-surgical, safe and effective treatment that should not cause any discomfort or downtime following treatment. This 45 minute in-office treatment allows patients to go back to work or go about enjoying their day.

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Second Opinions for Prostate Cancer

Second opinions are highly encouraged throughout the medical field – especially for cancer. In fact, most diagnosing physicians should, and do, recommend a second opinion to confirm treatment options.
We’re making it as easy as possible to get that peace of mind a second opinion provides patients. If you or someone you know needs a second opinion, submit your information and test results and our team will review those records and send you an email or schedule a phone call to let you know if you would benefit from exploring alternative treatment options.

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Low Testosterone

Signs of low T are often subtle, and some men may not exhibit symptoms at all. Other men may have a range of symptoms including: loss of muscle mass, decrease in bone mass, fatigue, unwanted sexual side effects, or mood changes.
These symptoms may be a result of lowered testosterone levels, or they may also be normal side effects of aging. A simple blood test can determine if you have low T and may benefit from supplements. Treatment can be taken as an injection, implant or via a gel or patch and may relieve symptoms and help keep bones and muscles strong.

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