Despite common misconceptions, STDsand STIs aren’t just issues for younger adults. In fact, they’re a concern for women at every stage of life, including those navigating menopause. Read more about the symptoms and signs of STDs during menopause.

Receiving a negative STD test can be a relief, but it’s important to understand what it means. In this blog, we discuss the implications of a negative result, common STIs like chlamydia and gonorrhea, and how often you should get tested.

PCR UTI testing, especially through at-home test kits, offers a reliable, convenient, and private way to diagnose UTIs.

Dr. Barbra Hanna discusses estrogen and the crucial role in maintaining your bladder health and preventing UTIs. When levels drop in menopause, these changes increase your risk of UTIs in menopause.

Struggling with symptoms that seem like a UTI? It might be something else. Discover key conditions that can mimic urinary tract infections in men and ensure you’re getting the right treatment.

Discover how pelvic floor physical therapy can be a pivotal part of treating pelvic pain in men, including insights into symptoms, causes, and diagnostic processes.

Effective management of UTIs in older adults requires a comprehensive approach that addresses the medical, financial, and emotional aspects of care.

Explore the costs and challenges of UTI testing without insurance. Gain valuable tips on navigating insurance plans, seeking cost-effective treatments, and emphasizes the importance of timely diagnosis and management of UTIs to prevent complications.

We know that managing UTIs in the elderly goes beyond just medical treatment, but the physical act of caregiving also takes an emotional toll.

Discover the essentials of UTI management, from spotting symptoms to leveraging PCR testing against antibiotic resistance. With practical prevention tips and innovative care approaches, learn how to confidently confront UTIs.

The use of estrogen cream offers a viable and effective strategy for preventing UTIs, particularly in women who are postmenopausal or at higher risk for these infections.

A tingling sensation during urination can be alarming, pointing towards possible UTIs or STIs. This article provides insights into the reasons behind this discomfort, alongside symptoms and treatment options, underlining the critical role of early medical intervention and prevention in ensuring the health of the urinary tract.