Center For Urologic Care of Berks County

12/01/2025

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is very common. It's also treatable. Depending on the cause, mental health counseling may complement pharmaceutical and/or surgical treatment. https://www.centerforurologiccare.com/patient-education/erectile-dysfunction/

11/29/2025

Radical prostatectomy—the surgical removal of the prostate gland—is a common treatment for localized prostate cancer (cancer that has not spread beyond the prostate). https://www.centerforurologiccare.com/patient-education/prostatectomy/

11/28/2025

Two other terms for kidney stones are renal stone disease and nephrolithiasis. Both the word “renal” & the prefix “nephro” mean “relating to the kidneys.” You may also hear the terms renal calculi, nephroliths, or urolithiasis. https://www.centerforurologiccare.com/patient-education/kidney-stones/

11/26/2025

While recovering from a vasectomy, men should avoid heavy lifting. Your doctor will let you know your limit. If you need to move a heavy object, ask someone else to do it for you. https://www.centerforurologiccare.com/patient-education/vasectomy/

11/25/2025

People with interstitial cystitis/bladder pain syndrome may benefit from manual physical therapy. This treatment helps release tightness in certain pelvic/abdominal muscles and connective tissues. https://www.centerforurologiccare.com/patient-education/interstitial-cystitis-bladder-pain-syndrome/

11/24/2025

Men with pituitary gland tumors may have high levels of a hormone called prolactin. When this happens, testosterone levels can decrease and erectile dysfunction may occur. https://www.centerforurologiccare.com/patient-education/erectile-dysfunction/

11/17/2025

If you have an enlarged prostate, your doctor might prescribe alpha blockers. These drugs relax smooth muscle tissue to take pressure off the urethra and improve urine flow. https://www.centerforurologiccare.com/patient-education/benign-prostatic-hyperplasia-bph/

11/11/2025

11/10/2025

Don’t ignore the signs! Difficulty urinating, blood in urine, or pain? Get evaluated early. Accepting UnitedHealthcare

11/03/2025

Opening up during your appointment helps your provider catch potential health issues early and tailor care to your specific needs. Honest conversations about physical and mental health empower men to take control of their well-being and prevent serious conditions before they start.

10/27/2025

Blood in urine that is not visible is often discovered during routine medical checkups. Often harmless, but sometimes a sign of serious conditions. Don't ignore it – your urologist can determine the cause through tests. https://www.centerforurologiccare.com/patient-education/microhematuria/