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  • After prostate surgery: regaining control, function, and confidence

    Radical prostatectomy is a major step in treating prostate cancer, and it is natural to have questions about what recovery looks like. Most men do well with a clear plan that covers catheter care, pelvic floor exercises, continence expectations, and sexual function rehabilitation. Setting realistic......

    01 May, 2026 No comment
  • Bladder Changes: Why Incontinence Happens and What Actually Helps

    Bladder leakage is far more common than most people realize and it is also highly treatable. Whether it shows up as occasional drips when you laugh or a sudden, urgent need to go, urinary incontinence is not simply “part of aging.” It is a medical......

    18 April, 2026 No comment
  • Erectile dysfunction options: from pills to devices to procedures

    Erectile dysfunction (ED) is common and treatable at every stage. The right option depends on your health history, current medications, and goals for spontaneity, reliability, and recovery time. At Palmetto Adult and Children’s Urology, P.A., our physicians in Summerville and North Charleston guide patients through......

    15 March, 2026 No comment
  • Kidney Stones: Myths vs. Facts About Prevention, Pain Relief, and Passing Stones Safely

    Kidney stone pain can be sudden and severe, and online advice often adds confusion rather than clarity. This guide separates common myths from evidence-based facts so you can understand what helps, what does not, and when medical care is needed. At Palmetto Adult and Children’s......

    23 February, 2026 No comment
  • Kidney Stones: When To Go To Urgent Care, the ER, or a Urologist

    A kidney stone can stop your day in its tracks. One minute you feel fine, and the next you have sharp flank pain, nausea, or a sudden urge to pace because nothing helps. If you live in the Lowcountry, knowing where to go saves time,......

    10 December, 2025 No comment
  • Leaking Urine or Feeling a Bulge? Modern, Evidence-Based Options for Women

    Leaking urine when you laugh or exercise, rushing to the bathroom, or noticing a vaginal bulge can be frustrating and isolating — but these symptoms are common and treatable. Female urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse affect women across many life stages, and modern care......

    23 February, 2026 No comment
  • Low Country and North Charleston families’ guide to pediatric UTIs

    Urinary tract infections in children are common and stressful for families. Babies cannot describe what hurts, toddlers may resist the bathroom, and school-age kids sometimes ignore early symptoms until a fever sets in. Knowing what to watch for and how to respond can prevent complications......

    10 May, 2026 No comment
  • Pediatric Urology 101: When Your Child Should See a Specialist

    Worried about your child’s urinary symptoms can feel overwhelming, but you are not alone. Pediatric urologic issues are common, often treatable, and usually improve with the right guidance. At Palmetto Adult and Children’s Urology, P.A., our goal is to help you understand what is normal,......

    15 January, 2026 No comment
  • PSA, MRI, and biopsy: how we diagnose and personalize prostate cancer care

    An unexpected PSA result can be unsettling. You might ask what number really matters, whether imaging can “see” cancer, and how quickly you will have answers. At Palmetto Adult and Children’s Urology, P.A., we guide patients step by step so you understand what each test......

    05 April, 2026 No comment
  • Robotic prostatectomy explained: recovery, side effects, and nerve-sparing

    A prostate cancer diagnosis raises urgent questions about timing, outcomes, and quality of life after treatment. Robotic prostatectomy is a common surgical option that removes the prostate through small incisions using robotic assistance controlled by a urologic surgeon. Patients often want to know how recovery......

    24 March, 2026 No comment

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