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Don’t wait for symptoms to appear before you think about getting tested for sexually transmitted diseases. Why? Because STDs often don’t cause symptoms. Here’s the inside scoop about getting tested for STDs, the only way to know for sure.

You need to urinate a lot and it burns when you go to the bathroom — sure signs of a urinary tract infection (UTI). But other symptoms can develop, and chances are you won’t suspect these three uncommon symptoms of a UTI.

When surgery is in your future and you want it to be as safe and successful as possible, it’s time to consider the da Vinci® Surgical System. This exceptional robotic system allows your doctor to perform surgery with remarkable precision and accuracy.

You’re lucky if you’re a woman who’s never had a urinary tract infection (UTI). These infections are very common, and once you have one, you’re likely to have more. Learn about the primary cause of UTIs and how you can prevent them.

If sexual intercourse is painful, you’re bothered by vaginal itching or dryness, and you’ve reached menopause, chances are you have vaginal atrophy due to the loss of estrogen. Hormone replacement therapy can restore your sex life back to normal.

The odds say that at some point in your life, sexual intercourse will become painful, and it won’t have anything to do with menopause. When it happens to you, we can help by identifying and treating the underlying cause of painful intercourse.