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New Jersey Urology, 255 W. Spring Valley Avenue, Maywood, NJ, USA
Andrew Siegel is a urologist passionate about intelligent lifestyle choices as a means of remaining healthy, youthful and fit. He is an enthusiastic wellness advocate who has created numerous educational materials to bridge to bridge the gap that exists between the medical community and the public.
MD: Chicago Medical School
Urology Training: University of Pennsylvania
Fellowship: UCLA
BS: Syracuse University
American Board of Urology
Urology - Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery
2 days ago
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Risk factors include an enlarged prostate, strenuous exercise when there’s underlying pathology present such as bladder calculi, bladder stones, bacterial cystitis, underlying kidney diseases, being on anticoagulant medications, blood thinners, recent urinary tract surgery. However,...
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Today I’m going to be talking about hematuria, the medical term for blood in the urine, heme = blood, turia = urine. The most common type of hematuria is that seen only under a microscope...
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Visible hematuria causes red urine if the bleeding is fresh. Depending on the extent of bleeding, the urine color may range from a light rosè to a deep burgundy. If the bleeding is old, the...
Watch and Share2 days ago
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Common misconceptions about hematuria, blood in the urine, that I would like to clear up. Misconception: if you have visible blood in the urine and it goes away, it can be ignored. Truth of the...
Watch and Share2 days ago
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The presence of hematuria should be thought of as a red flag. A red flag which mandates careful evaluation to rule out serious and life-threatening underlying causes, although again, there are many benign causes of...
Watch and Share7 days ago
Blog
fallacy | ˈfaləsē | noun (plural fallacies) a mistaken belief, especially one based on unsound argument: the notion that the camera never lies is a fallacy. Not all women have a clear understanding of male sexual function. Misconceptions regarding male sexuality abound and...
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(I was compelled to write this after reading NY Times business section article by John F. Walsh, 3/7/21, What You Will Need if You Live to Be 100.) I also would like to live to 100!...
Read Blog21 days ago
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Treatment for hematuria depends on the underlying cause. The treatments include the option of antibiotics for urinary tract infections, extra corporeal shockwave lithotripsy, or other means of treatment for kidney or urethral stones. Transurethral resection...
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Bulking agents are special materials injected into the body to plump up tissues. They are commonly used by plastic surgeons to make lips full and supple, and are also used as fillers to improve the appearance of...
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GPS GPS commonly refers to Global Positioning System, the satellite-based system that provides geo-positional guidance that helps with directions and navigation. Another GPS–the topic of today’s entry–is Genomic Prostate Score. Both GPSs provide invaluable guidance,...
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1. Misconception: Urologists treat only men. Reality: Although gynecologists treat only females, urologists care for both genders. Providing healthcare to females is a routine part of urology training and after completion of urology residency one may...
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KEGEL EXERCISES ARE NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY! Men, too, have these important muscles that are absolutely vital for pelvic health. The proper term for exercising your pelvic floor muscles (PFM) is “pelvic floor muscle training,” although...
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Your cancerous prostate was surgically removed using the state-of-the-art laparoscopic robotic nerve-sparing technique by a highly skilled and experienced urologist. With the cancer concerns gone and the PSA undetectable you breathe a major sigh of...
Read Blog2 months ago
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Your cancerous prostate was surgically removed using the state-of-the-art laparoscopic robotic nerve-sparing technique by a highly skilled and experienced urologist. With the cancer concerns gone and the PSA undetectable you breathe a major sigh of relief. Now...
Read Blog2 months ago
2 months ago
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“Hi there. Andrew Siegel, urologist from Bergen County, New Jersey. From the earliest days of my childhood. I’ve always wanted to be a physician. I recall being in my backyard and finding a worm that...
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THE CONUNDRUM Prostate cancer reflects a broad range of biology and clinical risk and its management needs to be tailored to balance the risk of disease progression with the risks of the side effects...
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Prostate cancer can be described through an analogy using birds, rabbits and turtles in a barnyard, the animals representing prostate cancers with different degrees of aggressiveness and the barnyard representing the prostate. The birds can...
Read Blog4 months ago
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Frequent urination—daytime, nighttime, or both—is an annoying symptom and a common reason for seeing a urologist. The bladder diary, a.k.a. voiding diary, a.k.a. 24-hour frequency/volume chart, is an extremely useful yet underutilized resource to help...
Read Article2 days ago
Videos
Risk factors include an enlarged prostate, strenuous exercise when there’s underlying pathology present such as bladder calculi, bladder stones, bacterial cystitis, underlying kidney diseases, being on anticoagulant medications, blood thinners, recent urinary tract surgery. However,...
Watch and Share2 days ago
Videos
Today I’m going to be talking about hematuria, the medical term for blood in the urine, heme = blood, turia = urine. The most common type of hematuria is that seen only under a microscope...
Watch and Share2 days ago
Videos
Visible hematuria causes red urine if the bleeding is fresh. Depending on the extent of bleeding, the urine color may range from a light rosè to a deep burgundy. If the bleeding is old, the...
Watch and Share2 days ago
Videos
Common misconceptions about hematuria, blood in the urine, that I would like to clear up. Misconception: if you have visible blood in the urine and it goes away, it can be ignored. Truth of the...
Watch and Share2 days ago
Videos
The presence of hematuria should be thought of as a red flag. A red flag which mandates careful evaluation to rule out serious and life-threatening underlying causes, although again, there are many benign causes of...
Watch and Share21 days ago
Videos
Treatment for hematuria depends on the underlying cause. The treatments include the option of antibiotics for urinary tract infections, extra corporeal shockwave lithotripsy, or other means of treatment for kidney or urethral stones. Transurethral resection...
Watch and Share2 months ago
Videos
“Hi there. Andrew Siegel, urologist from Bergen County, New Jersey. From the earliest days of my childhood. I’ve always wanted to be a physician. I recall being in my backyard and finding a worm that...
Watch and Share4 months ago
Article
Frequent urination—daytime, nighttime, or both—is an annoying symptom and a common reason for seeing a urologist. The bladder diary, a.k.a. voiding diary, a.k.a. 24-hour frequency/volume chart, is an extremely useful yet underutilized resource to help...
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7 days ago
Blog
fallacy | ˈfaləsē | noun (plural fallacies) a mistaken belief, especially one based on unsound argument: the notion that the camera never lies is a fallacy. Not all women have a clear understanding of male sexual function. Misconceptions regarding male sexuality abound and...
Read Blog14 days ago
Blog
(I was compelled to write this after reading NY Times business section article by John F. Walsh, 3/7/21, What You Will Need if You Live to Be 100.) I also would like to live to 100!...
Read Blog1 month ago
Blog
Bulking agents are special materials injected into the body to plump up tissues. They are commonly used by plastic surgeons to make lips full and supple, and are also used as fillers to improve the appearance of...
Read Blog1 month ago
Blog
GPS GPS commonly refers to Global Positioning System, the satellite-based system that provides geo-positional guidance that helps with directions and navigation. Another GPS–the topic of today’s entry–is Genomic Prostate Score. Both GPSs provide invaluable guidance,...
Read Blog1 month ago
Blog
1. Misconception: Urologists treat only men. Reality: Although gynecologists treat only females, urologists care for both genders. Providing healthcare to females is a routine part of urology training and after completion of urology residency one may...
Read Blog1 month ago
Blog
KEGEL EXERCISES ARE NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY! Men, too, have these important muscles that are absolutely vital for pelvic health. The proper term for exercising your pelvic floor muscles (PFM) is “pelvic floor muscle training,” although...
Read Blog2 months ago
Blog
Your cancerous prostate was surgically removed using the state-of-the-art laparoscopic robotic nerve-sparing technique by a highly skilled and experienced urologist. With the cancer concerns gone and the PSA undetectable you breathe a major sigh of...
Read Blog2 months ago
Blog
Your cancerous prostate was surgically removed using the state-of-the-art laparoscopic robotic nerve-sparing technique by a highly skilled and experienced urologist. With the cancer concerns gone and the PSA undetectable you breathe a major sigh of relief. Now...
Read Blog2 months ago
Blog
THE CONUNDRUM Prostate cancer reflects a broad range of biology and clinical risk and its management needs to be tailored to balance the risk of disease progression with the risks of the side effects...
Read Blog3 months ago
Blog
Prostate cancer can be described through an analogy using birds, rabbits and turtles in a barnyard, the animals representing prostate cancers with different degrees of aggressiveness and the barnyard representing the prostate. The birds can...
Read Blog4 months ago
Blog
Since early adulthood, I have been enthusiastic about the vitality of healthy living (“Our greatest wealth is health”) as well as how numerous disease processes can be prevented by this practice. Having first developed a...
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