Expert Insights

The State of Fertility In The United States

July 27, 2016  |  Men's Health  Women's Health  

Many of our patients at Austin Urology Institute are concerned with fertility. Some come to use because they’re done having children and are ready for a vasectomy, while others are struggling to conceive. Dr. Koushik Shaw of Austin Urology Institute and Dr. George Shashoua of Austin Urogynecology work together to help couples achieve happy reproductive […]

Fertility issues are very common. This infographic from Austin Urology Institute explains the state of fertility in the United States.

July 21, 2016  |  Kidney Stones  

If you’ve ever experienced a kidney stone, it’s probably not something you want to repeat. Some people say it’s the pain equivalent of birthing a child. We’ve had some patients say they would rather give birth again. However, kidney stone problems don’t stop with pain. In certain cases, kidney stones can be extra nasty. If […]

Dr. Shaw Talks Pee Palette With Prevention Magazine

June 24, 2016  |  Uncategorized  

Patients come to Dr. Koushik Shaw for his medical expertise with serious issues, like kidney cancer and benign prostatic hyperplasia. Journalists come to Dr. Shaw for his medical expertise on things that might be slightly less serious. However, Dr. Shaw is always ready to heed the call and educate the public on urologic issues that may affect […]

Austin Urology Institute Telemedicine Featured In Community Impact

June 22, 2016  |  Uncategorized  

Community Impact recently featured a story about Austin Urology Institute’s new telemedicine services. The article points out the need for convenient access to urologic care, as the United States faces a shortage of urologists and includes quotes from Dr. Shaw about how telemedicine makes it easier for patients to receive quality care on their own […]

If You Can’t Go, Go With Urolift

May 18, 2016  |  Uncategorized  

Have plumbing issues? Have no fear, we are here for all your plumbing needs. Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) is a common urological condition caused by the non-cancerous enlargement of the prostate gland in aging men. As the prostate enlarges, it can squeeze down on the urethra. This can cause men to have trouble urinating leading to […]

San Antonio Vasectomy

May 16, 2016  |  Uncategorized  

Recently we had a few patients drive up from San Antonio to have their vasectomy performed with us in Austin.  Why drive 90 minutes up the street to have your vasectomy done?  For starters, we offer a cash-price for our Vasectomy that allows many men and their families to choose this convenient form of birth […]

Making House Calls: Austin Urology Institute Moves into the Future

May 12, 2016  |  Uncategorized  

“Facetime with your Physician”   As medicine advances, so should its ability to better take into account the demands and stresses of modern life. We have made a lot of progress in how we treat diseases, from ultrasonic kidney stone treatment to minimally invasive cancer-fighting robotic surgery. Now we have a new way of treating […]

How Testicular Cancer Affects Men’s Health

April 18, 2016  |  Uncategorized  

There’s no better time to learn about men’s health than during April’s Testicular Cancer Awareness Month. Testicular cancer is the most common type of cancer in men aged 18-35, and is a serious disease that require serious attention. In the United States alone, 8,800 men will be diagnosed with Testicular Cancer this year. Men in […]

April is Testicular Cancer Awareness Month

April 7, 2016  |  Uncategorized  

April is Testicular Cancer Awareness month, which is a good reminder to stay on top of your health! One of the most important things you can do during April to promote men’s health is get a testicular cancer screening. If your not due or if you’re not sure when you should get a testicular cancer screening, you can consult […]

What Is a Hydrocelectomy?

March 23, 2016  |  Men's Health  

A hydrocele is a benign, non-cancerous collection of fluid surrounding the testicle. It is located within the outer layer of the testicle called the tunica vaginalis. Hydroceles can also develop due to inflammation or injury within the scrotum. The usual symptoms of a hydrocele include scrotal swelling, which can fluctuate throughout the day, as well […]

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