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If you experience chronic or occasional erectile dysfunction (ED) or simply want to improve your performance, ultrasound wave therapy can improve penile blood flow to bring spontaneity back to your life. It’s a natural, long-term way to address the cause of many forms of ED, not just manage symptoms.

In the classic Halloween special, “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown,” all the children receive candy from their neighbors, except for our hapless hero. Charlie Brown gets rocks. Hey, it’s better than stones. Recent research indicated that candy can contribute to kidney stones. A study released in August suggests that the more sugar we eat,…

Although Carlos is nearing 70, he is as active as someone decades younger. He loves to hunt bear in Canada, catch red snapper and shark off the Florida coast, and make frequent trips to his cabin in Kentucky near Red River Gorge. And he’s happy to report he does not have prostate cancer. But that…

It’s prostate cancer awareness month. See how The Urology Group has been treating men with CyberKnife for the past 10 years! Plus meet our 4 newest physicians!

We’re hosting a 50th Anniversary Tribute to Vietnam Veterans and a webinar on solutions for BPH. Plus, a doctor’s note to the final four!

It could signal something serious. And, if left untreated, could cause more problems as you age.

Aquablation Therapy is a minimally-invasive treatment for BPH uses the power of water to remove prostate tissue.

More than half a million men undergo a vasectomy annually. In March that number climbs by as much as 50%.

For men with ED who prefer not to take a pill or for whom a pill might no longer be effective, take heart: There are alternate treatments, including ultrasound wave therapy.

A new study from USC that appeared in the NY Post claims men who use Viagra are 25% less likely to suffer an early death. 700 WLW’s Billy Cunningham brings in Dr. Gary Kirsh, president of The Urology Group, to talk more about the study and what its results mean today for men dealing with…

Here’s a coming-of-age lesson for Gen Z males: Sexual performance troubles are not just for the old. An estimated 34 million males count themselves as members of the Generation Z population –the oldest of whom are now 26. Most of these men probably give more thought to sexual activity than to their sexual health, but…

For many people, the end of a year is a time to reflect and recognize all the things we take for granted. For many people, good health is at the top of that list. Your urinary health is an important part of that, although many people don’t think about their urinary tracts until something goes…

Ron didn’t let age affect his decision to address his ED. “Now I have the confidence and self-esteem I had lost. I feel like a young man again!”

“Now I can go to the zoo and museums with my grandkids.”

JoLynn Johnston of FOX19 talks with Dr. Paurush Babbar about Alma Duo, the revolutionary new treatment for erectile dysfunction. The treatment is quick, painless, and offers long-term results for many men.

Life got a little bit easier for Christopher the past few months. He can go to a concert – most recently Garth Brooks – and take his seat without first locating the men’s room.

JoLynn Johnston of FOX19 talks with Dr. Brooke Edwards about Alma Duo, the revolutionary new treatment for erectile dysfunction. The treatment is quick, painless, and offers long-term results for many men.

Urologists are specially trained to treat conditions of the male and female urinary tracts and reproductive organs.

Nearly one-quarter of all U.S. women experience a pelvic floor disorder such as pelvic floor weakness. Contributing risks can include menopause, obesity, and pelvic surgery. A urologist can digonise the presence of prolapse and recommend treatment options.

Yes, February has been all about football in Cincinnati (Who Dey!). However, there’s a medical reason to start thinking ahead to March. The recovery period for a vasectomy is typically less than a week. The Final Four games of March Madness© are played in three days. The opportunity to watch the games at home while…

For Prostate Cancer patients and those with a strong family history of cancer The Genetics of Hereditary Cancer Did you know that many cancers are hereditary, and your genetic code is the key to unlocking your risk? If you are a prostate cancer patient, you may be eligible for this testing. The Urology Group’s Precision…

A look back at the year and what’s to come. We are amazed by the courage and resilience of our community, patients, and staff.

If you see an unexpected shade of urine in your toilet, thank your urochrome. Find out what your urine color could mean to your health.

People get up super early to wait in line for a Black Friday sale, they arrive at the airport extra early to avoid missing a flight, and some will even finish a work project early just to get it off the desk. So why procrastinate one small act that could determine life and death? A…

Dr. Paurush Babbar of The Urology Group in Cincinnati talks about treatments for Peyronie’s disease, or penile curvature.

Do bike shorts represent a high risk to your urological health? Find out in this blog by Dr. Kevin Campbell.

The female urologic and reproductive functions require different experts: urologists and gynecologists. Dr. Rebecca Roedersheimer explains.

UroLift is one of several options from The Urology Group to treat BPH. It is a minimally invasive way to lift the enlarged prostate tissue out of the way without cutting the prostate.

Having a prostate biopsy doesn’t necessarily mean you have cancer. It is a good tool to get to the root of prostate issues.

Join more than 1,000 people for the most exciting morning in fundraising history! Don’t miss The Gentlemen Stakes 5K for Prostate Cancer at Belterra Park Cincinnati’s racetrack. This year’s run/walk is our 12th prostate cancer run to benefit ZERO – The End of Prostate Cancer.

The Urology Group is on track to present what we think will be our best annual prostate cancer run yet, in part because we’re also going off-track. Our 12th annual 5K event to benefit ZERO – The End of Prostate Cancer, on Saturday, September 14, has added two new attractions and an alternate route for those who prefer…

This portal is for patients in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky only. Welcome to The Urology Group’s Patient Portal The Patient Portal is a secure, online service providing patients of The Urology Group with personalized access to their medical records. This free service offers convenient, 24-hour access, allowing you to manage your care and receive…

“I thought I was the only one with this problem.”

Transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP) is a surgery used to treat urinary problems due to an enlarged prostate.

GreenLight™ is a minimally invasive procedure for BPH that involves heating of prostate tissue. It is performed as an outpatient procedure.

“Each session lasted about an hour, and throughout the treatment I was able to relax and listen to my own music in a pleasant room.”

“I work in health care and I want my staff to treat our patients like they want to be treated, and they certainly did that at The Urology Group.”

“Everyone was great, very helpful and friendly.”

Bladder issues can affect a patient’s emotional, psychological and social wellbeing. The Urology Group offers a broad spectrum of diagnostic testing and care.

Women are more likely than men to experience conditions such as incontinence, overactive bladder, interstitial cystitis, pelvic prolapse, or urinary tract infection. Pregnancy and childbirth, menopause, and the structure of the female urinary tract all contribute to the women’s conditions we treat.

The kidneys filter out toxic substances from our blood before it circulates to the heart, but sometimes cancerous tumors can form in the kidneys. Here’s what you should know about renal cell cancer.

Our on-site laboratory includes an experienced staff and state-of-the-art analytical equipment, and provides fast, accurate results.

As many as 50% of infertility cases stem from male-related problems, and many can be treated with medication or surgery.