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March is National Kidney Month, and that means it’s time to pay these unsung organs a little extra attention. As important parts of your urinary system, your kidneys filter as ...

Millions of people suffer from some form of pelvic floor dysfunction, a condition that can cause bladder and bowel incontinence in both men and women. The pelvic floor comprises the ...

February is American Heart Month, and that makes it a great time to discuss a condition that’s often associated with heart disease: nocturia. Nocturia simply means nighttime urination, and people ...

For those suffering from severe diarrhea or predominant irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) a simple meal can be torture. Will this make me sick? Will I make it to the bathroom? ...

What is Anal Seepage? Fecal seepage is a bowel leak that occurs after a routine bowel movement. This leakage is unexpected and the sufferer is not able to hold it in. Symptoms ...

It’s the New Year, and that means it’s time to make a few resolutions for better health. Here are a half dozen you can add to help you reduce or ...

It’s a new year, and that means it’s a prime time for starting new habits that can have a big impact on your health. if you suffer from benign prostatic ...

Losing weight is the number one New Year’s resolution in the U.S., and for good reason: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that more than a third ...

If you suffer from incontinence, you may know there are medications that can help you control your symptoms. But did you know some other types of medications may actually be ...

It’s National Bladder Health Awareness month what better time to learn how to effectively manage your incontinence symptoms? Here are seven tips to help you do just that: -Learn how to do ...