by Jacque Stahl | Sep 24, 2018
Seven Mind-Easing Things to Know Prior to a Vasectomy Clinic Visit It’s quite common to feel apprehensive about visiting the vasectomy clinic. At the Vasectomy Clinic of Michiana, we understand the concerns and trepidation associated with deciding to get a vasectomy....
by Allied Physicians | May 4, 2020
Have you ever wondered if you have low testosterone? What does that mean and why does it matter? Let the Urology Associates of South Bend answer these questions for you. What is Low Testosterone? Low testosterone is technically called Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome,...
by Allied Physicians | Apr 6, 2020
You’re dealing with some strange, excessive pain in your back. There might be some nausea or even vomiting. You also have the frustrating urge to urinate but hardly anything comes out when you do. Sound familiar at all? These are some of the signs and symptoms...
by Allied Physicians | Mar 2, 2020
Are you ready for the ol’ “snip snip”? Is it time to retire the swim team? There are two types of vasectomies that can accomplish just that. It’s perfectly normal to feel a little trepidation going into a vasectomy. What helps calm the nerves...
by Allied Physicians | Feb 6, 2020
Understanding what’s involved in vasectomy recovery can help relieve any fears you may have going in to the surgery. It can also equip you with everything you need to recover well. Upon visiting Urology Associates of South Bend, you will have all your questions...
by Allied Physicians | Dec 10, 2019
You’ve landed on this page for a reason. You’re in search of the truth about vasectomies. Maybe you’re partner is hassling you to get it done. Maybe your blood pressure can’t handle another addition to your brood of littles. Or maybe you just...
by Allied Physicians | Nov 19, 2019
If you’re suffering from urinary incontinence, you’re in good company. In fact, approximately 33 million Americans are dealing with an overactive bladder right now. As you struggle with urinary incontinence, you probably have several questions. We...
by Allied Physicians | Oct 29, 2019
Occasional discomfort in the pelvic region is inconveniently painful. If that pain becomes chronic, the inconvenience of it takes a backseat to misery. Chronic pelvic pain could be an indicator of a more serious urological condition. Even if you can grin and bear the...
by Allied Physicians | Oct 4, 2019
You’ve heard of rehabilitation before. But pelvic muscle rehabilitation? Is that really a thing? If you are someone who needs it, you’ll be very glad it is a thing! Here’s how to know if you’re someone who would greatly benefit from some...
by Allied Physicians | Sep 1, 2019
Up to 15% of couples are unable to conceive after one year of actively trying. As a society, our minds typically turn to the woman struggling with infertility issues. It makes sense that we default to that thinking as the woman is the one to carry the child. But it...
by Allied Physicians | Aug 24, 2019
If you’ve ever suffered from kidney stones, you’re very familiar with the impact those frustrating deposits of calcium oxalate have on a person. It is not a pleasant experience. What is the deal with that? Why are kidney stones such a pain? What Are...
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