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Urinary incontinence is no laughing matter. Learn about the causes, symptoms, and treatments to regain control of your bladder and your life.

You may experience changes to your urinary stream as a natural consequence of aging, or it could be related to another medical issue, however, it should never be ignored. Some conditions are dangerous if left untreated.

If you’re a man who’s having problems with urination, you’re not alone. Learn more about a common condition that affects men as they age and what you can do about it.

If you’re experiencing pain or pressure in your bladder area and you don’t know why, you might be suffering from interstitial cystitis. Learn more about symptoms and treatment options here.

Pelvic floor dysfunction can cause discomfort, damage to your colon, and infection. There are signs that you may have this problem, and if you’re experiencing them, it’s important to get treatment.

Not being able to maintain an erection during sex can ruin the moment — and it can be awfully embarrassing, too. If you’re struggling with erectile dysfunction (ED), keep reading to learn how to overcome this treatable condition.

Given that prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among men in the United States (aside from skin cancer), screening may be a good idea.

As the summer season ramps up in Florida, here are some tips to take an unwelcome urinary tract infection out of the equation.

That drip, drip feeling you sense isn't your faucet -- it’s the result of your overactive bladder. But life as you know it really isn't over. Learn the real deal about life-changing, long-term solutions for female urinary incontinence.

If you’re male, over 50 and suspect an enlarged prostate is increasing your bathroom time, you could be right. Doctors call it benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). But it isn’t something you have to live with. Discover the facts about BPH.

If you’ve already had a kidney stone, we’re sure you want to avoid another. If you haven’t had one, trust us, prevention will save you from some considerable discomfort.

Have you experienced pink, red, or discolored urine? Known as hematuria, blood in the urine can result from a number of causes. Read on to learn more about possible diagnoses, tests, and treatments.