On the third Thursday in November, millions of Americans celebrate The Great American Smokeout. Its purpose is to encourage smokers to put down their tobacco products and pick up healthier habits. By doing so, they are significantly increasing their urologic health. Here’s how smoking and urologic health are related:

The holiday season is here, and you can feel the change in the air! The weather is a bit cooler, more people are at the shops, and decorations are being hung in the windows. With so many changes occurring, it’s likely that your healthy habits go to the wayside. Consider these simple health tips to stay in tip-top shape over the holiday season:

Discover the many reasons why your urine may change color and what you should do about it:

We’ve had hundreds of patients over the years ask our providers what they can do about their overactive bladder issues. Fortunately, we have a simple process that has been proven very effective. Take a look at our four steps of overactive bladder management and how Botox can help:

Embarrassment and anxiety often accompany impotence, a condition where a man is unable to achieve or maintain an erection. Many men do not feel comfortable speaking with a specialist about this issue. However, a USGA provider can help you overcome your impotence issues!

Each year, the entire month of June is dedicated to men’s health. And, we wanted to spread awareness of this crucial month, as well. Consider the following health issues that affect certain men and discover how we can help.

The team at Urology Specialists of Georgia is excited to spotlight one of our very best urology specialists, Dr. Samuel P. Robinson. With an impressive education record and extensive experience in the urology field, our patients are in good hands when treated by Dr. Robinson.

Many older people have OAB; however, it shouldn’t be seen as a common part of aging. Fortunately, through adjustments in your diet and a specialists’ help, you can overcome OAB and its frustrating symptoms.