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Living with an overactive bladder (OAB) can feel frustrating, embarrassing, and exhausting. Frequent trips to the bathroom, sudden urges to urinate, and even leaks can affect your daily life and confidence. While medications and exercises help many people, others still struggle with symptoms. That’s where PTNS, or Percutaneous Tibial...

A vasectomy is often chosen by men who feel confident they’re done having children. It’s a highly effective and permanent form of birth control. But life can change—new relationships, changes in family plans, or even the loss of a child can cause someone to reconsider. That’s where vasectomy reversal...

Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH), or enlarged prostate, is a common condition that affects many men as they age. It can cause uncomfortable symptoms like frequent urination, weak urine flow, trouble starting or stopping, and feeling like your bladder is never fully empty. If medication doesn’t help or causes side...

When you’re dealing with a urology issue—whether it’s frequent urination, discomfort, or changes in hormone levels—the last thing you want is to wait weeks for test results. Getting fast and accurate answers can make all the difference. That’s why in-office lab testing at Lazare Urology is such a valuable...

When it comes to urinary health, many people assume that a urologist is the go-to specialist. And while that’s often true, there’s another lesser-known medical professional who may be even more appropriate for certain cases—especially for women. That specialist is a urogynecologist. Though both urologists and urogynecologists deal with...

When you visit a urologist, one of the most common diagnostic tools they use is a urinalysis—a simple but informative test that involves analyzing your urine to check for signs of various health issues. Whether you’re dealing with frequent urinary tract infections, blood in the urine, or unexplained discomfort,...

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is one of the most common conditions treated by urologists, affecting millions of men—especially as they age. It’s defined as the persistent difficulty in getting or maintaining an erection firm enough for sexual intercourse. While occasional issues are normal, ongoing ED can point to an underlying...

If you’re dealing with issues like frequent urination, urinary tract infections, kidney stones, erectile dysfunction, or concerns with your bladder or prostate, it may be time to see a urologist—a medical specialist who diagnoses and treats conditions of the urinary tract and male reproductive system. But how exactly do...

Visiting a urologist for the first time can feel a little daunting—especially as a woman. While urology is often associated with male health concerns, it’s important to understand that urologists treat both men and women for a wide range of urinary tract and pelvic floor issues. If you’re preparing...

Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms, commonly known as LUTS, refer to a variety of issues related to the bladder and urethra. These symptoms can affect both men and women, though they’re more frequently discussed in the context of men’s health—especially in relation to prostate enlargement. However, LUTS can stem from...

If you’re heading to a urology appointment for the first time, you might be wondering: How long does it take? Whether you’re being evaluated for a urinary issue, undergoing testing, or following up on treatment, understanding the time commitment can help you plan your day and ease any pre-visit...

If you’ve been struggling with overactive bladder (OAB) symptoms like urinary urgency, frequency, or leakage—and medications haven’t worked—your urologist might recommend PTNS. Short for Percutaneous Tibial Nerve Stimulation, PTNS is a minimally invasive, drug-free treatment that’s been gaining popularity for its effectiveness and simplicity. Let’s explore what PTNS is,...

Circumcision is a procedure commonly performed on newborn baby boys in the United States. Circumcision refers to the removal of foreskin of the penis.  Circumcision does not have to happen at birth, though. Many men are circumcised later in life for health reasons. They may develop infections due to...

Circumcision is a procedure often performed on newborn baby boys to remove the foreskin, which is the skin covering the end of the penis. While it is an elective procedure that is not medically necessary, it is performed on most males in the United States. Sixty percent of newborn...

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 58% of newborns are circumcised in the United States. However, the total rate in America is approximately 71%. This means that a significant number of citizens are circumcised as adults. There are a lot of myths that surround adult...

Circumcision in men is carried out for medical and non-medical reasons. To some, it is an expression of their faith, while to others, it is a health necessity. Whichever the reason, circumcision has numerous benefits to an individual. This article mainly focuses on what happens after the procedure, including...

Circumcision is the surgical removal of the penis’s foreskin for health or religious reasons. In adults, circumcision treats foreskin inflammation and other conditions that affect an individual’s sex life. You can also get circumcised for cosmetic purposes if you are not comfortable with your appearance. Circumcision may either be...

Although circumcision is among the oldest medical procedures, male circumcision has become one of the most discussed topics worldwide. Giving parents a pause in deciding whether to put their kids through the minor but highly controversial surgery. For some people, whether to circumcise their male child is a question...

As the penis is one of the most sensitive parts of the body, it comes as no surprise that many men worry about how long is the pain after a penile implant. This post highlights what you can expect pain-wise depending on the type of surgery you had. Consult...

A vasectomy is a go-to form of birth control for many men and couples who are certain they don’t wish to have children in the future. The outpatient surgery has an efficacy rate of nearly 100 percent and carries a low risk of side effects or complications. In this...

Kidney stones are hard mineral and salt deposits that form inside your kidneys. Besides being painful to pass, they can also cause complications such as an infection in your kidney and ureters. This post reviews kidney stone disease, its causes, symptoms, risk factors, and possible treatment options. Consult a Urologist...

What does a urologist do on the first visit? This is a common question among men. If your primary physician refers you to a urologist, they might suspect you have a problem involving your reproductive system or urinary tract. It is quite normal to feel anxious about your first...

The internal penile pump is usually a successful procedure. It is also safe and usually does not cause any problems. However, there are some side effects that you will need to take note of. Dr. Lazare is a highly experienced urologist who has performed this procedure many times. He...

Depending upon your age, it’s likely that you’ve never seen a urologist– or had reason to. Most people thing that urologists provide care for geriatric patients and don’t give it a second thought when they experience symptoms in which a urologist specializes. Partnering with a urologist can be a...