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Peyronie’s disease is relatively common, but not widely understood. In this post, we describe what it is, the two distinct phases, as well as some of your treatment options if you have Peyronie’s disease.

Stress urinary incontinence can be an embarrassing and uncomfortable problem. Thankfully, there are effective treatments. Here, we discuss two surgical procedures that can help.

Buried penis is a relatively rare condition, but one that is treatable. Read this post to learn what causes buried penis as well as what treatment options are available.

Urethral stricture disease causes some common symptoms, some of which may be somewhat alarming. The good news is that there are effective treatments. Here’s what to look for so you know when to see your doctor.

Erectile dysfunction, or ED, is a topic surrounded by a great deal of misinformation. In this post, we discuss some of the potential underlying causes for ED, as well as what you should do if you’re experiencing ED.

Urinary incontinence is often considered largely a problem for women, but the truth is men also experience it. More than three million men in the United States have urinary incontinence at any given time. Here’s what you need to know.

Peyronie’s disease is likely more common than most people realize, and many men who have symptoms don’t seek treatment. Researchers have identified a few risk factors that make it more likely a man will develop Peyronie’s disease.

Have you noticed a decline in your libido? Sexual desire can vary enormously over the course of a lifetime, but you don’t necessarily have to settle for a low libido. Hormone therapy could be a way to rev up your sex life.

Erectile dysfunction can be a difficult problem for many men to discuss. However, a men’s health specialist is exactly the right expert to talk to. In this post, we present nine facts about erectile dysfunction most people don’t know.

You’ve had prostate surgery, and now you find you experience urine leakage. Is it permanent? What can you do about it? We explore the answers in this post.

Problems with your penis can be alarming, especially if they affect your ability to have and enjoy sex. If your erections are painful, keep reading. There are solutions.

Most men experience erectile dysfunction due to medical issues, prostate treatments, and cancer treatments, but it can occasionally occur due to stress and even without an obvious cause. Find out when it’s time to consider a penile implant.

Dr. Paul H Chung presents the causes and treatment options for erectile dysfunction in this educational video.

Many patients have misconceptions about penile implants. Read about malleable and inflatable penile implants to find out which may be best for you.

Dr. Paul H. Chung was recently interviewed on FOX Sports Radio, helping to provide education on erectile dysfunction, urinary cancer, and prostate cancer survivorship. Follow this link to listen to the full interview and sign up for an upcoming webinar.

Penile implants are covered by most insurance companies. Learn more about how you can find out about your situation.

Low-intensity shockwave therapy is an emerging treatment for ED. One of the most well known forms is GAINSwave. Learn what low-intensity shockwave therapy is, what it involves, and what studies have been performed to evaluate its efficacy to treat ED.

PRP (platelet-rich plasma) is an emerging treatment for ED. One of the most well known forms is the P-Shot or Priapus Shot. Learn what PRP is, what it involves, and what studies have been performed to evaluate its efficacy to treat ED.

Dr. Paul H. Chung co-directed the 3rd Annual Jefferson Urology Symposium in Philadelphia, PA. The Men's Health Forum included topics on low testosterone, erectile dysfunction, BPH, urinary incontinence, and Peyronie's disease.

Dr. Paul H. Chung traveled to Minnetonka, Minnesota to serve on Boston Scientific's Emerging Implanters Insight Panel to discuss penile implants and artificial urinary sphincters.

Dr. Chung discusses men's sexual health issues at a barbershop talk sponsored by JeffPEERS (People Empowered, Educated and Ready to Support) at Jefferson Hospital.

Dr. Paul H. Chung traveled to Pocono Manor, PA for the 77th Mid-Atlantic Section of the American Urological Association Annual Meeting to moderate a session on reconstructive urology and to present his research work on urethral strictures.

Dr. Paul H. Chung traveled to Athens, Greece for the 39th Congress of the Société Internationale d'Urologie to give an invited lecture on reconstructive urology and to present his research work on urethral strictures.