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SMSNA Patients February 23, 2021

Low-intensity shockwave therapy (LISWT) may provide a pain-free and effective treatment option for women who suffer from provoked vestibulodynia (PVD), according to a prospective study of 32 women at the Neuro-urology Unit in Rambam Medical Center from January 2018-January 2020.

Low-Intensity Shockwave Therapy May Be Beneficial for Women With Provoked Vestibulodynia

SMSNA February 9, 2021

The SMSNA will be hosting its first virtual Journal Club on Tuesday, February 23 at 8:00 pm EST....

Upcoming Webinar: SMSNA Virtual Journal Club

SMSNA Patients February 9, 2021

For many, 2020 was a year of becoming familiar or reacquainted with home activities such as...

Benefits of Sexual Activity During COVID-19 Lockdown

SMSNA February 2, 2021

The SMSNA has joined the AUA and several other organizations in a recent letter to President Joe...

SMSNA Patients January 14, 2021

Men seeking surgical treatment for Peyronie’s disease (PD) may find it difficult to understand the...

The Role of Virtual 3D Technology in Treating Peyronie’s Disease

SMSNA Patients December 20, 2020

Men with COVID-19 appear to have lower testosterone levels than men without the illness, according...

SMSNA Patients December 14, 2020

Scientists have developed a new surgical approach for men with benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH –...

Enlarged Prostate: Surgical Approach Preserves Ejaculatory Function in Men with BPH

SMSNA Patients December 6, 2020

Men and their female partners experience Peyronie’s disease in different ways, experts say.

Women Share Thoughts on Peyronie’s Disease

SMSNA Patients December 1, 2020

Many bladder cancer patients remain interested in sex after having bladder removal surgery,...

After Bladder Surgery, Cancer Patients are Still Interested in Sex

SMSNA Patients November 22, 2020

Testosterone therapy might lead to weight loss in obese men with low testosterone (hypogonadism),...

Could Testosterone Therapy Be a Key to Weight Loss?

SMSNA Patients November 15, 2020

Women who are overweight or obese are less likely to be sexually active, report the authors of a...

Overweight/Obese Women Likely to Have Sexual Difficulties

SMSNA Patients November 10, 2020

When men make prostate cancer treatment decisions, they need to weigh the pros and cons of their...

Prostate Cancer: Study Investigates Surgery Vs. Delayed Treatment

SMSNA Patients November 1, 2020

The average per-patient cost for treating Peyronie’s disease increased 5-fold between 2007 and...

Peyronie’s Disease Treatments Have Become More Expensive

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Low-Intensity Shockwave Therapy May Be Beneficial for Women With Provoked Vestibulodynia

Upcoming Webinar: SMSNA Virtual Journal Club

Benefits of Sexual Activity During COVID-19 Lockdown

SMSNA Supports Equality in Prostate Cancer Care

The Role of Virtual 3D Technology in Treating Peyronie’s Disease

COVID-19 Linked to Low Testosterone

Enlarged Prostate: Surgical Approach Preserves Ejaculatory Function in Men with BPH

Women Share Thoughts on Peyronie’s Disease

After Bladder Surgery, Cancer Patients are Still Interested in Sex

Could Testosterone Therapy Be a Key to Weight Loss?

Overweight/Obese Women Likely to Have Sexual Difficulties

Prostate Cancer: Study Investigates Surgery Vs. Delayed Treatment

Peyronie’s Disease Treatments Have Become More Expensive

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