Author: Urology Specialists of South Dakota

ED Webinar with Dr. Park – 11/1

Topic: Erectile Dysfunction (ED)

Date & Time: Nov 1, 2023 07:00 PM CST

Urologist: Dr. Eugene Park

Registration: https://bsci-nm.zoom.us/webinar/register/9616934118113/WN_2pYjZ6reT_mZsiCj8lHwHQ

Description:

Learn about an erectile dysfunction (ED) treatment that hundreds of thousands of men have chosen as a way to get back in control of their sex life.1 If you’re tired of waiting for pills and injections to work, discover a permanent ED solution that 92% of men and 96% of their partners find highly satisfying.2

Hosted by Dr. Eugene Park who is a board-certified urologist with over a decade of experience treating men’s health issues.

View this webinar and get your questions answered in the comfort and privacy of your own home.

This webinar and EDCure.org are brought to you by Boston Scientific.

1. Data on file with Boston Scientific.
2. Montorsi F, Rigatti P, Carmingnani G, et al. AMS three-piece inflatable implants for erectile dysfunction: a long-term multi-institution study in 200 consecutive patients. Eur Urol. 2000 Jan;37(1):50-5.

Register for ED Webinar with Dr. Park

Dr. Park Erectile Dysfunction September 2023 Webinar

Did you know there are effective treatment options for erectile dysfunction?

Erectile dysfunction may affect your confidence and intimacy. Join us to get the facts about the latest treatment options.

 

Attend a Men’s Health Webinar Featuring Dr. Eugene Park, Urology Specialists of Sioux Falls

 

Wednesday, September 20 at 7:00 PM CST

Scan the QR code or register at the link below

Register for the ED Webinar

QR code for ED webinar

 

Website logo

 

You’ll be able to anonymously tune in LIVE, ask questions privately, all in the comfort of your own home. We hope you can join us!

Urology Specialists are Spreading Awareness of Kidney Cancer

During Kidney Cancer Awareness Month in March, the team at Urology Specialists is working to educate our patients and community members about kidney cancer, which is among the 10 most common cancers in the U.S. In 2023, it is estimated that there will be more than 80,000 new cases of kidney cancer. Urology Specialists encourages everyone to discuss their risk and the warning signs of kidney cancer with a urologist.

As with other urologic cancers, early detection of kidney cancer often leads to more positive outcomes. Most kidney cancers do not cause pain or other symptoms in early stages, and routine screenings to detect early kidney cancer are not available. However, imaging tests may be recommended for people at high risk for the disease, so it is crucial to discuss personal risk with a urologist or health care provider.

People with a family history of kidney cancer are at a higher risk for kidney cancer. Most people diagnosed with kidney cancer are adults over the age of 60. Men are twice as likely to have kidney cancer than women, and the disease is more common in Black, American Indian and Alaska Native populations. Additionally, exposure to certain chemicals, especially trichloroethylene, can increase a person’s risk of kidney cancer.

Urologists are an essential part of a kidney cancer care team, who support patients by treating kidney cancer and helping to best preserve kidney function. If someone is diagnosed with kidney cancer, a urologist will typically work as part of a patient’s care team to tailor treatment plans based on each individual patient’s needs. For example, surgery may be the best option for some patients, while others may never need it.

“It is essential for patients to understand not only their risk for kidney cancer, but also their options
for treatment,” said Evan Goldfischer, M.D., president of LUGPA. “As independent urology practices,
our members work to establish trusting relationships with patients and provide them with a level of personalized and responsive care that is unmatched.”

Every person deserves access to high-quality, cost-effective care to prevent and treat kidney cancer. Expert urologists at Urology Specialists provide services in South Dakota, Minnesota, and Iowa to help you understand risk factors, prevent, diagnose and treat kidney cancer. For more information on kidney cancer, give us a call at (605) 336-0635.

About LUGPA

LUGPA is the only nonprofit urology trade association in the US. Since its founding in 2008, LUGPA
has earned national recognition in the pursuit of its mission to preserve and advance the independent practice of urology while demonstrating quality and value to patients, vendors, thirdparty payors, legislators and regulatory agencies. The robust resources LUGPA provides help member groups to meet the challenges of independent practice in today’s rapidly changing healthcare marketplace. For more information, visit www.lugpa.org.

Urology Specialists Encourages Everyone to Learn About Their Risk for Urologic Cancers

Sioux Falls, SD – During National Cancer Prevention Month in February, Urology Specialists reminds everyone to speak with a urologist about their individual risk for urologic cancers and whether screening is recommended. Due to the recent pandemic, cancer screenings saw a dramatic decrease. In fact, an estimated 9.4 million screening tests that normally would have taken place in the U.S. in 2020 did not occur. The lack of testing in recent years has caused concern among physicians that individuals will be diagnosed with cancers at more advanced stages, potentially leading to more severe consequences.

Continue reading “Urology Specialists Encourages Everyone to Learn About Their Risk for Urologic Cancers”

World Continence Week is June 20-26

This world continence week, the team at Urology Specialists wants patients to understand that they don’t have to live with incontinence. About 1 in 6 U.S. adults struggle with bladder incontinence, while about 1 in 12 U.S. adults reported symptoms of bowel incontinence in the past 30 days. There are millions of people living with these conditions, and too many are not getting help. Only about 1 in 8 adults with bladder control symptoms have been officially diagnosed, and on average it takes 6.5 years of incontinence symptoms before women seek an official diagnosis.

However, with a number of treatment options available, incontinence can be beaten. If you’re constantly leaving the house with pads or looking for the nearest restroom, contact Urology Specialists to schedule a consultation and discuss treatment. Our urologists are board-certified and have extensive experience diagnosing and treating incontinence, and will work to find the best treatment option for your specific case. Take control back this world continence week and contact Urology Specialists today!

Stop Leaking Urine When You Sneeze, Cough, & Exercise With Bulkamid®

Do you struggle with bladder leaks when you sneeze, cough, exercise, walk, and/or laugh? You may be living with Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI), a common condition shared by millions of women. In fact, according to recent studies, one in three women will suffer from SUI at some point in their lives⁶. Fortunately, the board-certified urologists of Urology Specialists can help relieve your symptoms with the revolutionary Bulkamid system.

Continue reading “Stop Leaking Urine When You Sneeze, Cough, & Exercise With Bulkamid®”

phone number

facebook

instagram