Category: Medication-Based Treatments

Shift work disrupts nearly every physiological system in the body, and bladder function is no exception. The inherent demands of rotating schedules – altered sleep…

Urology pharmacology in long-term care (LTC) presents unique challenges compared to acute care settings. Residents often have multiple comorbidities, polypharmacy is common, and cognitive impairment…

Bioavailability Optimization in Generic Urinary Formulas Urinary tract health is a significant concern for both humans and animals, often requiring long-term management with specialized nutritional…

Introduction Urotherapy, often described as auto-urine therapy (AUT), is an ancient practice rooted in various traditional medicine systems – Ayurveda, Traditional Chinese Medicine, and even…

Medication Deprescribing in Palliative Urological Care Palliative care is fundamentally about enhancing quality of life for individuals facing serious illness. Often, this involves managing distressing…

Bladder control issues are surprisingly common, affecting millions across all age groups and demographics. From the urgent need to rush to the bathroom to frequent…

Pediatric bladder dysfunction is surprisingly common, impacting children’s quality of life and potentially leading to long-term kidney issues if left unaddressed. Many conditions fall under…

Introduction Managing chronic conditions or simply understanding how medications impact daily life often requires diligent tracking – not just of symptoms themselves, but also the…

Post-surgical recovery is rarely a straightforward process, often involving discomfort, potential complications, and a period of adjustment for both physical and emotional well-being. Following bladder…

Urinary pH, the measure of acidity or alkalinity in urine, is far more than just a laboratory parameter; it’s a critical indicator of overall metabolic…