Urinary incontinence, or the involuntary release of urine, affects many women, especially in middle age. Incontinence usually doesn’t signify any major health issue, but the condition can lead to humiliation, anxiety, and interference in daily activities. If you are experiencing urinary incontinence, you might be wondering why. First it’s important to realize that there are […]
If you’ve been diagnosed with testicular cancer, you’re not alone. Testicular cancer is the most common cancer in American males between the ages of 15 and 34. Nevertheless, going through testicular cancer and the treatment process can feel like a lonely journey and is often quite taxing, both physically and emotionally. To add insult to […]
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If you’ve ever been plagued by a kidney stone, surely, you’ll never forget the excruciating pain that accompanies its passing. Kidney stones, which afflict millions of people each year, occur when minerals in the urine crystallize and form small pebbles that can cause severe pain as they pass through the urinary tract. If you’ve already […]
I often say that I would be in great shape if it weren’t for this skeleton of mine. When you think about it, our skeleton wasn’t meant to last much longer than 40 years. We have evolved over many thousands of years, yet our lifespan has doubled over the last century. We often put ourselves […]
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My patients often ask for advice on exercise, diet, and supplements. I always start with the basics. For instance, the most elaborate dietary supplement cannot replace a simple, balanced diet. Along those same lines, most people ignore the importance of sleep.For instance, we know that our well-being is dependent on a healthy immune system – […]
One of my patients – who happens to be a brilliant businessman – gave me an interesting perspective when it comes to hiring a good employee. He told me that the ideal candidate is not only qualified and hard working, but also a little lazy. I was a bit puzzled. He proceeded to explain that […]
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If you’re visiting this site, you might be considering undergoing a urological procedure. Surgery can be daunting and it’s natural to feel apprehensive, at first. There is little reason to worry, however, if you choose to undergo a LapaRobotic procedure with Dr. Miller. LapaRobotic Surgery™ is the melding of two separate but related surgical techniques […]
We will conclude our series on avoiding and managing surgical complications with a few thoughts on “damage control.” We covered the importance of the patient care team, preparation, and surgical technique in order to avoid complications. Of course, despite our best efforts, complications still do occur. The next best thing to prevention is early recognition […]
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Holiday time is an easy time to fall off the exercise and diet wagon. The New Year is also a time for resolutions filled with new exercise and diet programs. However, the best remedy for falling off the wagon is moderation – no matter what time of year. Rather than severely restricting caloric intake, return […]
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The New Year is always a great time for making a resolution, but seldom do we keep these resolutions. Lose weight. Spend less. Start exercising. Quit smoking. Learn a new language. Often, we are so focused on the goal that we lose site of the process. This year, I say the heck with resolutions. Instead, […]
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What Causes Urinary Incontinence in Women?
/in BlogUrinary incontinence, or the involuntary release of urine, affects many women, especially in middle age. Incontinence usually doesn’t signify any major health issue, but the condition can lead to humiliation, anxiety, and interference in daily activities. If you are experiencing urinary incontinence, you might be wondering why. First it’s important to realize that there are […]
The Effects of Losing a Testicle
/in BlogIf you’ve been diagnosed with testicular cancer, you’re not alone. Testicular cancer is the most common cancer in American males between the ages of 15 and 34. Nevertheless, going through testicular cancer and the treatment process can feel like a lonely journey and is often quite taxing, both physically and emotionally. To add insult to […]
5 Ways to Prevent Kidney Stones
/in BlogIf you’ve ever been plagued by a kidney stone, surely, you’ll never forget the excruciating pain that accompanies its passing. Kidney stones, which afflict millions of people each year, occur when minerals in the urine crystallize and form small pebbles that can cause severe pain as they pass through the urinary tract. If you’ve already […]
Ergonomics In The Operating Room – Part 1
/in Blog, Innovations in Minimally Invasive SurgeryI often say that I would be in great shape if it weren’t for this skeleton of mine. When you think about it, our skeleton wasn’t meant to last much longer than 40 years. We have evolved over many thousands of years, yet our lifespan has doubled over the last century. We often put ourselves […]
The Importance of Sleep
/in Blog, Health and WellnessMy patients often ask for advice on exercise, diet, and supplements. I always start with the basics. For instance, the most elaborate dietary supplement cannot replace a simple, balanced diet. Along those same lines, most people ignore the importance of sleep.For instance, we know that our well-being is dependent on a healthy immune system – […]
It’s OK To Be Lazy
/in Blog, From Dr. MillerOne of my patients – who happens to be a brilliant businessman – gave me an interesting perspective when it comes to hiring a good employee. He told me that the ideal candidate is not only qualified and hard working, but also a little lazy. I was a bit puzzled. He proceeded to explain that […]
Why Choose LapaRobotic Surgery?
/in BlogIf you’re visiting this site, you might be considering undergoing a urological procedure. Surgery can be daunting and it’s natural to feel apprehensive, at first. There is little reason to worry, however, if you choose to undergo a LapaRobotic procedure with Dr. Miller. LapaRobotic Surgery™ is the melding of two separate but related surgical techniques […]
Oops, I Wish I Hadn’t Done That – Part 4
/in Blog, Innovations in Minimally Invasive SurgeryWe will conclude our series on avoiding and managing surgical complications with a few thoughts on “damage control.” We covered the importance of the patient care team, preparation, and surgical technique in order to avoid complications. Of course, despite our best efforts, complications still do occur. The next best thing to prevention is early recognition […]
I Fell Off the Wagon
/in Blog, Health and WellnessHoliday time is an easy time to fall off the exercise and diet wagon. The New Year is also a time for resolutions filled with new exercise and diet programs. However, the best remedy for falling off the wagon is moderation – no matter what time of year. Rather than severely restricting caloric intake, return […]
A Resolution That I Can Keep
/in Blog, From Dr. MillerThe New Year is always a great time for making a resolution, but seldom do we keep these resolutions. Lose weight. Spend less. Start exercising. Quit smoking. Learn a new language. Often, we are so focused on the goal that we lose site of the process. This year, I say the heck with resolutions. Instead, […]