Urology Care Bahamas

Oral contraceptives, introduced in 1960, are now used by 30% of women worldwide. These pills, containing oestrogens and progestins prevent pregnancy by inhibiting ovulation and thickening cervical mucus. Despite their high effectiveness they come with potential side effects, including risks of blood clots and hormonal imbalances.

Contraceptive methods have evolved significantly from ancient practices to modern innovations offering varied solutions to control fertility. Historically, methods included abstinence, fertility awareness and withdrawal, with about 8% of couples still practicing withdrawal and fertility awareness today; despite annual failure rates over 2 in 10 couples practicing these methods.

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Contraception advancement showcase efforts to expand choices Humanity’s journey with contraception is as ancient as civilization itself, deeply intertwined with our species’ evolution and societal developments. Homo sapiens, evolving as a species with slow reproductive rates, traditionally

DID YOU KNOW…that Bladder Cancer is a disease often associated with advanced age? The average age of diagnosis, typically between 70 and 84years, underscores the role of aging and diminished DNA repair capabilities.

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Bladder cancer management Bladder cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting the urinary system. Bladder cancer occurs when abnormal cells in the bladder grow uncontrollably, forming a tumor. It’s the fourth

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Advancing BPH care: Minimally invasive treatments redefine patient experience Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) is a common condition where the prostate gland enlarges, typically affecting men as they age. The prostate, a small gland part of the male reproductive system,

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Stop letting your prostate/bladder control your life.

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Startling Prostate Cancer Statistics Affecting The Bahamas - ZNS BAHAMAS Prostate cancer is the most prevalent cancer in the Commonwealth of The Bahamas, with the country moving from 14th to the 10th highestincidence of prostate cancer in the world. This, according to Dr. Greggory Pinto, Urologist, who told Cat Islanders that one in every six Bahamian men has the potenti...

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Wearable treatment options for premature ej*******on Premature ej*******on (PE), the blink-and-you’ll-miss-it hiccup of the bedroom, is like that uninvited guest crashing the party of your romantic rendezvous. With prevalence rates soaring up to 75 percent, it’s

The Big Daddy program made its first stop in Cat Island over the weekend.
The program aims to heighten awareness about prostate cancer screening.
A new biopsy device used to test for prostate cancer was introduced to the men of Cat Island.
Hundreds of men attended the health clinic and were tested.
Dr. Greggory Pinto was on hand to discuss the importance of getting tested for prostate cancer.
Prime Minister Davis and Minister Darville were both in attendance.

DID YOU KNOW… that a study done has shown a potential correlation between excessive screen time and the occurrence of nocturia (frequent urination) in adults?
To promote healthier balanced lifestyles, it is essential to cultivate habits that prioritize physical activity, social interaction, and adequate rest alongside media consumption.

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Screen time - too much of a good thing? The invention of the television stands as one of the most transformative moments in human history, forever altering the landscape of entertainment and media consumption. Dating back to the late

Childhood and Adolescent obesity is a pressing global concern. Overweight and obesity in children and adolescents are typically defined by using body mass index with specific growth references adjusted by age and s*x.

If your child is experiencing any of these symptoms it’s time for you to take them to a physician.

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Childhood obesity: A growing concern Childhood and adolescent obesity presents a pressing global health concern, increasingly affecting low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) alongside high-income nations. Overweight and obesity in children and adolescents are typically defined

A breakthrough in the fight against recurrent Urinary Tract infections (UTIs) emerges as a beacon of hope with the development of an oral vaccine- MV140, which shows promising results in preventing infections up to 9 years. UTIs affect half of all women and 1 in 5 men.

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The battle against urinary tract infections pt. 2 The battle against urinary tract infections (UTIs) has raged throughout history, with each era bringing new challenges and triumphs in the fight for effective treatments.

If you haven’t already, pick up a copy of today’s Nassau Guardian. Check out the interesting article by Dr. Greggory Pinto.

Urinary diseases, a war that we have been fighting for centuries pt. 1 Journey back through the annals of time, when the ancient whispers of healing echoed across millennia, painting a vivid tapestry of humanity’s quest for wellness. In ancient Egypt, the Ebers

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DID YOU KNOW…Black men face unique challenges in Prostate Cancer care?
Factors such as mistrust of the health system, communication barriers and fear of stigma surrounding Prostate Cancer diagnosis contribute to disparities.
Economic disparities also complicate the situation. Financial difficulties often influence decisions regarding screening and treatment.

Pick up a copy of the Nassau Guardian and read about Prostate Cancer and how it affects black men.

Prostate cancer in Black men “See an’ blind, hear an’ deaf” is a common saying in the Caribbean – it is a cautionary tale passed down through generations, encouraging silence and ignoring certain issues. Unfortunately,

For men with pe**le loss pe**le transplantation offers more than just functional restoration. It heralds a renaissance of dignity, intimacy, and normalcy.

Pe**le loss, whether due to trauma or medical complications takes a toll on a man’s physical and psychological well-being. Beyond the obvious functional implications, such as the inability to urinate while standing or engage in s*xual activity, the loss profoundly impacts self esteem and relationships.
Introducing pe**le transplantation signifies a monumental advancement in the realm of urology.