Because of the emphasis on prostate problems in men and possibly the stigma about urinary care, urologists have been seen by many as a doctor only men need to see. However, urologists can and do help women with all kinds of problem. Here are 5 common reasons for a woman to see a urologist.  UTIs A urinary tract infection can be very painful and can cause problems with passing urine and even with sex. [Read More]

Oxytocin is an essential hormone responsible for human bonding and many other psychological processes, and it is also particularly valued as an injection for triggering labor in maternity wards. Unfortunately, over the past few years, several oxtyocin manufacturers halted their production of these injections. This ongoing development issue is leading to shortages across the nation, leaving many medical professionals without the resources they need to adequately care for their patients. Thankfully, your medical facility should still be able to source the oxytocin it needs with the help of a sterile compounding pharmacy, such as Premier Pharmacy Labs. [Read More]

Many women choose to get a breast augmentation surgery. This is a great way to get the body that you have always wanted and feel more confident about your figure. If you choose to get a surgery it is important that you do what you can to ensure the best results possible.  Here are some things you need to do to prepare for your surgery. 1. Prepare Your House For The Recovery [Read More]

When your partner has been diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's disease, your relationship can go through a series of changes. At some point, you will most likely serve as one of the caregivers for your partner. Taking on the role of caregiver is challenging and can be emotionally and physically taxing. If your partner has early-onset Alzheimer's, here are some caregiver tips to keep in mind.  Focus on Communication As the disease progresses, you and your partner might experience challenges with communication. [Read More]