UT Health physicians to offer monthly men’s health clinic
February 11th, 2015 by Christine BillauThree physicians at The University of Toledo Medical Center are starting a monthly clinic with comprehensive men’s health care.
The clinic, which will begin Tuesday, Feb. 17, will be held from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. on the fourth Tuesday of every month in the Urology Clinic of the Medical Pavilion at UTMC.
It is run by four UT Health specialists: Dr. Ajay Singla, urologist; Dr. Rajesh Gupta, cardiologist; Dr. Juan Jaume, endocrionologist; and Marc Crisenberry, a nurse practitioner in urology.
The collaboration among the different specialists offers an experience that is unique to the northwest Ohio area. Though similar clinics are becoming more popular across the country, this will be the first one in this region.
“We want our community to have a comprehensive care model dealing with men’s health,” Singla said.
The clinic’s emphasis is on common conditions like benign enlargement of the prostate, andropause, infertility, erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, permanent sterilization, varicocele, sexual dysfunction, Peyronie’s disease and incontinence.
Many of these conditions affect a man’s quality of life and are often associated with other diseases such as hypertension, diabetes or cardiovascular diseases. They also can occur due to the treatment of diseases like cancer.
“If we treat the patient as a whole and deal with all the issues, it will provide better health care,” Singla said. “That’s the whole idea — to bring everyone together so a patient can see all the specialists at the same time rather than having different appointments.”
Some of the services they provide include fertility preservation/sperm retrieval, male fertility testing, vasectomies, penile prostheses, penile ultrasounds and dopplers, Peyronie’s treatment, sling procedures and artificial sphincter implants for incontinence, varicocelectomies, vasectomy reversals, testosterone replacement therapy, BPH treatment, non-surgical treatment for erectile dysfunction, and Botox therapy and neuromodulation for overactive bladder.
To make an appointment for the clinic, call 419.383.4360.
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