Medical articles from Mr Rowland Rees

A vasectomy is a contraceptive surgical procedure specific to the male anatomy. Sometimes, patients of vasectomy change their minds and may wish to regain their reproductive abilities, which is possib...

Infertility is defined as failure to conceive after a year or more of consistent sexual intercourse without contraceptives. It is common, with around 12 per cent of couples struggling with this. Infer...

Urinary incontinence refers to the involuntary passage of urine, a common problem that affects up to 3 million people in the UK. If you suffer from severe urinary incontinence, however, the implantati...

Many men are concerned with erectile and sexual function, and if having problems, decide to undergo surgery in order to correct them. We delve into penile prosthesis surgery/penile implant surgery wit...

What is a urethroplasty? How is it performed, what does it treat, and how long does it take? Here to answer all of these questions and more is revered consultant urologist, Mr Rowland Rees.

Erectile dysfunction can be a fairly common problem, particularly amongst older men. Whilst there are several treatment options, some cases can benefit from having a penile prosthesis inserted surgica...

Peyronie’s disease is a problem of the penis. It is caused by scar tissue, or ‘plaque’ that forms in the wall of the penis, and can cause a curvature on erection, a lump in the penis, pain, shortening...

Discovering any kind of problem ‘down there’ can be worrying at first. Thankfully, conditions affecting your scrotum, such as pain and swelling, aren't usually a cause for concern and treatment is rel...

Urinary incontinence is a surprisingly common problem that can occur for a number of reasons. Here, Mr Rowland Rees, renowned consultant urologist, explains how urinary incontinence in men can be trea...