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Men’s Enlarged Prostate, BPH Free Online Seminar
Men’s Enlarged Prostate, BPH Free Online Seminar; Sign Up Today! “Don’t Let Symptoms From Your Enlarged Prostate Slow You Down!” Join Us for a Virtual Men’s Health Seminar. Learn more about treatment options, including the UroLift System, that can help relieve your...
Experiencing an Overactive Bladder? Talk to a Physician Today From the Comfort of Your Own Home
If you’re experiencing an Overactive Bladder and would like to speak to an Advanced Urology physician about your symptoms.
Advanced Urological Care and Cancer Treatment
Advanced Urology Associates provides the highest level of comprehensive diagnosis and care for urologic disorders and diseases.
For over 40 years, our Board Certified specialists have treated adult and pediatric urology patients in clinical centers throughout Illinois. Our health care professionals are devoted to the individual needs of patients with state-of-the-art technology.
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No-Scalpel Vasectomy
Is Vasectomy Right for You?
Vasectomy is a simple, safe procedure that makes a man sterile (unable to father a child). It’s the most effective birth control method for men. There are many good reasons to choose vasectomy. But it is a major step. You and your partner should know all the facts and share in the decision.
Prostate Cancer Screening
Why Should I Have a Prostate Screening Exam?
It is estimated that 26,120 deaths from this disease will occur this year, ranking at the second cause of cancer related deaths. The goal of early detection is to reduce death from prostate cancer in men. Early stage prostate cancer offers many options for treatment and cure.
Overactive Bladder (OAB)
Do You Have an Overactive Bladder?
The American Urological Association estimates that 30% of all men and 40% of all women live with OAB. At Advanced Urology Associates we want to eliminate the stigma that has kept people from seeking help for this condition.