1 min readMen's Health
Testosterone: when low is low, and when a result is misleading
A single afternoon testosterone result is close to meaningless. How the test is done properly, what else must be measured, and the symptoms that justify treatment.
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Vasectomy in Malta: what to expect, recovery and reversibility
A fifteen-minute procedure under local anaesthetic, a few days of rest, and a decision that should be treated as permanent. The practical questions, answered plainly.
2 min readUrology
Why summer in Malta is kidney-stone season, and how to drink your way out of it
Heat, sweat and concentrated urine make July and August peak months for kidney stones. A urologist's guide to the pain, the risk and the simple prevention.
2 min readUrology
The PSA test after 50: what the European guidelines actually say
A raised PSA is not a diagnosis. Here is how European urology now uses a single blood test to decide who needs an MRI, who needs a repeat in two years, and who can wait five.
1 min readMen's Health
Erectile dysfunction is often the first sign of something else
The arteries that supply the penis are among the smallest in the body, so they show narrowing first. Why a urologist treats ED as a reason to check the heart, the hormones and the sugar.