Low Testosterone in Men: What the Evidence Actually Supports
Few areas of men’s health attract as much marketing as low testosterone. What the large trials actually found, how the test should be done, what therapy reliably improves — and the one thing it costs you that is rarely mentioned before the first dose.
Testosterone as a Barometer of Men’s Health: What a Low Level Actually Tells You
A low testosterone result says something about a man’s heart, weight and metabolism, not only his sex life. But a barometer reading is information, not a prescription — and several things this article once claimed testosterone therapy would fix have since been tested and did not hold.
Robotic Urology surgery’s era
Robotic surgery began as telepresence research for space and the military, and is now the gold standard for prostate cancer surgery. Dr. Soarawee Weerasopone traces how the da Vinci system evolved through five generations, and gives an honest account of what it does well and where it falls short.
MRI-Fusion Transperineal Prostate Biopsy: What It Changes, and What It Does Not
Two separate advances often get credited to each other. MRI targeting is what improves what the biopsy finds; the transperineal route is what makes serious infection rare. Understanding which does what changes how you read the numbers.
Flexible Cystoscopy: What to Expect Before, During and After
A few minutes, awake, with a scope the width of a drinking straw. What it is used for, what it actually feels like, and two things this page used to state as routine — antibiotics and stopping blood thinners — that are individual decisions instead.
The 3rd Generation of ESWL’s patient instruction
What actually happens in the days after shockwave lithotripsy on a 3rd-generation machine — the one used at Bangkok Hospital Headquarters. Dr. Soarawee Weerasopone sets out the expected effects, the risks worth knowing, and the warning signs that need attention.
How Water Vapour Therapy Shrinks the Prostate — and What the Shrinkage Does Not Tell You
Steam condenses inside the prostate, releases its heat, and the treated tissue is reabsorbed over months. The published volume reduction is real — but volume is not the same as symptoms, and the recovery has a difficult phase first.
After Water Vapour Therapy for BPH: Patient Instructions
What happens after the procedure, how the catheter is managed at home, when improvement arrives — and the warning signs that mean going back to hospital rather than waiting for the next appointment.
After a Stapler Circumcision: Care Instructions
Bandage changes, when the staples come away, and how activity is resumed week by week — plus the warning signs that mean returning to hospital rather than waiting for the next dressing appointment.
Uroflowmetry: What a Flow Test Can Tell You, and What It Cannot
A flow test turns a vague complaint into a number — but the number is worthless if you passed too little urine, and a low flow cannot by itself distinguish a blocked outlet from a tired bladder.
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