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Bladder Health Month

Posted on October 26 2016 by Daniel Kaplon

November is Bladder Health Month, as recognized by the Urology Care Foundation. It’s a time to recognize all bladder conditions from more serious conditions like cancer, to less serious conditions such as UTI’s. Bladder Health Month is broken down by week: Week 1 Theme: Incontinence, … Continue reading →

When Should Women See a Urologist?

Posted on September 19 2016 by Daniel Kaplon

It is a common misconception that urologists only treat men, but many women may need to see this specialist too. While your OBGYN will monitor your overall and reproductive health, they may refer you to a urologist to treat common disorders that affect your urinary tract. … Continue reading →

Frequent Urination in Men – When It’s Time to See a Doctor

Posted on October 13 2015 by Daniel Kaplon

Find yourself running to the bathroom all the time? The medical term for that is frequent urination. Though it could just mean you’re drinking too many fluids throughout the day, it could be a symptom of an underlying health problem such as diabetes, … Continue reading →

Is it a UTI… or Something Else?

Posted on December 17 2014 by Daniel Kaplon

It burns when you urinate, you’re in the bathroom frequently and your urine smells. You definitely have a urinary tract infection…or do you? UTI symptoms are actually very general and can often be the symptoms of other underlying conditions. … Continue reading →

Five Tips to Prevent Urinary Tract Infections in Women

Posted on June 17 2014 by Daniel Kaplon

If you suffer from recurring urinary tract infections, here are five tips to preventing them on your own. If you continue to have infections, contact Board Certified Urologist Dr. Daniel Kaplon in Sarasota, FL for treatment. … Continue reading →

The Truth Behind Urinary Tract Infections

Posted on December 27 2013 by Daniel Kaplon

Urinary tract infections are among the most common types of infections. If you’ve never had a urinary tract infection, the symptoms include the following: A persistent need to urinate Pain or irritation while urinating Cramps Slight fever Fatigue … Continue reading →