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Making major decisions in life—like getting a vasectomy—don’t have to remain permanent. A vasectomy is a procedure that prevents sperm from exiting a man’s body and impregnating his partner. It is basically sterilization. The good news for many men though it is considered permanent is that it can be reversed should he change his mind. What you should know about vasectomy reversals.
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If you’re experiencing difficulty conceiving, you may be considering speaking with a healthcare provider. You’re not alone – about one in six couples in the United States face challenges with fertility.
Dr. Thirumavalavan is a renowned urologist who has dedicated his career to helping men address a wide range of urological and sexual health issues. Recently, he was featured on WKYC Channel 3, where he spoke about the causes and symptoms of low testosterone.
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Given the recent increase in interest in vasectomy, Dr. Thirumavalavan discusses the procedure in detail, and how permanent it is. He also discusses options for Vasectomy Reversal.
Dr. Nannan Thirumavalavan, in a collaboration between the University Hospitals Urology Institute and the Harrington Heart & Vascular Institute, offers a new rare treatment for erectile dysfunction. Continue reading “New, Relatively Rare Program for Treating Erectile Dysfunction”
One study found that COVID-19 survivors might develop short and long-term sexual and reproductive health issues, including ED. In his article, Dr. Thirumavalaavn discusses how having COVID-19 may affect men’s sexual health and lead to low testosterone and erectile dysfunction.
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Every November commemorates Movember – a month where we highlight and raise awareness of issues that affect men, such as prostate cancer screening. When diagnosed early, most cancers can be treated successfully. Having the prostate screening test for cancer, or PSA test, is no different. Doctors continually emphasize the importance of prostate cancer screenings, and you can determine their importance especially when you are aware of your personal risk factors.
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At the American Society of Reproductive Medicine Annual Meeting, Dr. Thirumavalavan was recognized as a Star Reviewer for his contributions to the prestigious journal for infertility research, Fertility and Sterility.
If you and your partner agree that you don’t want any more children, join University Hospitals Urologist Nannan Thirumavalavan, MD, who will lead a discussion on the options for male birth control. Learn about the advantages of a vasectomy (or “getting snipped”) over other forms of birth control and find out if any of the myths you’ve heard are actually true.
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Erectile dysfunction (ED) affects more than 30 million men in the U.S. It is especially common in men with prostate surgery, diabetes, high blood pressure and obesity. However, it is now possible to treat almost all men with ED! ED undermines a man’s sexual confidence – but successful treatment can help restore it! Many ED treatments are covered by most insurance and prescription plans. Attend a FREE Men’s Health Community Webinar sponsored by Coloplast Corp. to educate men and their partners about approved ED treatment options. Your name and contact information will remain confidential. For complete anonymity, you can register under an alias, however the correct email address is required for event login. Continue reading “Webinar: Erectile Dysfunction Treatment Options with Dr. Nannan Thirumavalavan”