Recovery of urinary control is one of the most common concerns for men undergoing treatment for benign and malignant prostate disorders. While most men experience significant improvement or resolution in urinary symptoms, they remain a common source of stress before and after surgery.
/wp-content/uploads/older-man-walking.jpg6271200Georgia Urology/wp-content/uploads/georgia-urology-logo.pngGeorgia Urology2019-02-05 17:27:262022-06-10 11:55:19Common Questions about Urinary Control after Prostate Surgery
By Dr. Anand Shantha, M.D. A ureteral stent is most often used during the treatment of stone and occasionally with other surgery involving the urinary tract. The experts at Georgia Urology have lots of experience in placing and removing stents, so check out our guide on this common medical procedure below. What Is the Ureter? The […]
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