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Large observational studies report that higher total ejaculation frequency — whether from intercourse, masturbation or nocturnal emissions — has been associated with a modestly lower risk of prostate ...
Most reputable reviews put the average erect penis length around 13 cm (about 5.1–5.3 in), with one large 2015-2021 synthesis of 15,000+ men giving ~13.12 cm (5.16 in) erect and ~9.16 cm (3.61 in) fla...
Medical options exist but are limited, often risky, and usually reserved for clear medical conditions such as micropenis; non‑surgical “quick fixes” lack consistent evidence and can cause harm (Urolog...
After prostate stimulation, signs that suggest an infection mirror typical prostatitis symptoms: sudden fever, chills, body aches, painful or frequent urination, pelvic/perineal pain, and difficulty p...
FactBasedUrology is not directly described in the available reporting; current urology coverage in 2025 instead highlights major conferences, regulatory actions, device and drug approvals, and awarene...
Clinical evidence shows , while a subset of traction devices and some surgical techniques can produce modest changes at the cost of significant trade‑offs. Medical societies and systematic reviews cau...
Federal agencies, professional societies, nonprofit funders and specialty foundations all underwrite research into urinary incontinence (UI) treatment, and most publish award opportunities and grantee...
"Inconsistent bladder" generally maps to urinary incontinence and a set of distinct bladder dysfunctions — urgency/overactive bladder, stress incontinence, overflow incontinence, neurogenic bladder an...
Urologists present a spectrum of options for penile length or girth concerns: non‑surgical approaches like traction, vacuum devices, hyaluronic acid (HA) or other fillers, platelet‑rich plasma (PRP) a...
Major urology guideline bodies — especially the European Association of Urology (EAU) — now recognize penile traction therapy (PTT) as a non‑surgical option with evidence for modest length gains and c...
Urologists present a mix of non‑surgical and surgical options for men worried about penis size: evidence supports modest gains from traction devices and some outcomes from staged injections or graftin...