Men's health

Prof Henry Woo
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Urological surgeon Professor Henry Woo answers the most common questions that GPs have in relation to post-prostatectomy patients

Expert/s: Prof Henry Woo
Felicity Nelson
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How likely is it that a patient will recover their urinary control and erectile function after prostatectomy?

A/Prof Homi Zargar
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In this Product Explainer, Urological Surgeon A/Prof Homi Zargar explains the role of Silodosin in the relief of lower urinary tract symptoms associated with benign prostatic hyperplasia or BPH (5 mins).

Prof Robert McLachlan AM
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A high index of suspicion helps when looking out for androgen deficiency in younger males. Half of all patients with Klinefelter Syndrome remain undiagnosed

Dr Sarah Catford
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When addressing infertility issues with a couple, involve the male partner early. It is important to emphasise that male factor infertility is more common than we think

Dr Linda Calabresi
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What is perhaps less well-known is the importance of the future father’s preconception health.

Dr Sarah Catford
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GPs need to assess the patient's overall health status paying particular attention to lifestyle issues such as smoking, excessive alcohol use and CV risk factors.

Dr Garth Kendall
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Societal changes have transformed roles and at the same time increased stress and anxiety- we need to find ways to engage men and encourage them to seek healthcare more readily.

Narelle Dickinson
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Timely management has positive impacts on the new parents but also has generational consequences.

Dr Michael Lowy
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Very helpful tips and practical management advice on libido issue

Prof Mathis Grossman
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In this Product Explainer, Prof Mathis Grossman, Physician-Scientist and Head of Andrology at Austin Health, explains the role of testosterone undecanoate, how it is administered and when it should be used (5 mins).

A/Prof Eric Chung
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Classifying LUTS into storage or voiding issues and then to overactive or underactive bladder is a very helpful way to structure our approach to assessment and management