By Mr Jeremy Crew
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Urologist
Blood in the urine: what does it mean?
It can come as a nasty surprise when you go to the toilet and fine that your urine is coming out a red or pink colour. Whilst some food such as beets or rhubarb can turn the urine red this cannot be assumed and red or pink urine is probably haematuria – in other words, blood. Expert urologist Mr Jeremy Crew is here to explain what causes visible blood in the urine.
By Mr Jeremy Crew
31.12.18
Urologist
Treating benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)
With increasing age, the prostate changes and there are alterations in the way the prostate is made up with different amounts of fibrous and muscular tissue. This increase in size and increase in fibrous muscular tissue is known as benign prostatic hyperplasia or BPH. Mr Jeremy Crew, a leading urologist, discusses the treatment options available for BPH.
By Mr Jeremy Crew
18.12.18
Urologist
How benign prostate enlargement causes urinary symptoms and UTIs
BPH (benign prostatic hyperplasia), also known as prostate enlargement, produces urinary symptoms including a frequent urge to urinate, an inability to fully empty the bladder and difficulty starting to urinate. Alongside these symptoms, having BPH can lead to urinary tract infections (UTI). Mr Jeremy Crew, a top urologist, explains these symptoms.
By Mr Jeremy Crew
29.06.18
Urologist
Modern treatments for BPH: what is available for me?
A big worry for men of a certain age is the health of their prostate. It isn’t just cancer that can be cause for concern – with age, the prostate grows larger and this growth is more pronounced in some than others. How can benign prostate hyperplasia, or BPH be treated? Top urologist and BPH expert Mr Jeremy Crew provides the answers.
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