Author: Dr. Thomas R. Blake, MD

The sensation of bladder emptiness following urination is typically one of relief, a comfortable lightness signaling the successful completion of a natural bodily function. However,…

The frustrating phenomenon of “stream wobbles” – the seemingly random, subtle movements of a live video stream, often observed in online broadcasting platforms like Twitch,…

The sensation is surprisingly common: you take a small sip of water, juice, coffee, anything really, and almost immediately feel the need to urinate. It’s…

The sensation of pressure felt near the base of the shaft – a term often used informally to describe the pelvic region – is a…

The experience is unsettling, even frightening for some: you’re deeply engrossed in an activity – reading, writing, coding, exercising, even a simple conversation – when…

The sensation of warmth in the groin area after eating even a light meal is surprisingly common, yet often prompts questions and sometimes, anxiety. It’s…

Have you ever stepped out into crisp winter air, only to be immediately hit with an urgent need to find a restroom? It’s a surprisingly…

The pelvic floor – often shrouded in silence and misunderstanding – is far more than just a muscle group responsible for bladder control. It’s a…

Experiencing a sharp, brief pulse or sensation at the base of the bladder can be disconcerting, prompting questions about its cause and whether it signals…

The sensation of tickling along the urethra is an intriguing one, often prompting curiosity and sometimes concern. It’s a relatively common experience, reported by individuals…