Many men ignore health issues, hoping they’ll just “go away”—until something fails.
But waiting too long can lead to irreversible changes, especially with bladder health. Could partners help spot the signs earlier? Watch to learn why early detection matters!
Speaker : Bilal I. Chughtai, MD Chief of Urology, Plainview Hospital
Associate Professor of UrologyDonald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell
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Transcript:
I mean, unfortunately, I think a lot of men probably treat their bodies the way they treat their cars, right?
A life goes on, you kind of say, I hope that goes away, right? All of a sudden something fails.
Now it's time to see somebody. And at that point, did we get irreversible bladder changes, right? I also think, you know, what's the role of the partner, right? Maybe if a a patient doesn't realize they're having urgency frequency, but does their partner recognize it? And is that the way we, you know, that could be identifying these patients early on as well?