I need to share some very important, cautionary information with you. Within the latest news cycle of break-through infections and booster shots, the news item worth paying special attention to, as somber as it may be, is the prospect of another winter surge. Personally, after coming off our third COVID-19 surge, this is the last thing I want to hear. But if we hope to avert it, the time to act…
September is Childhood Obesity Month. In America, nearly 1 in 5 children are obese or overweight, putting them at higher risk for health problems that can affect them both, physically and mentally. Primary care physician, Dr. Cynthia Cantu, shares how to find your child's healthy weight and these tips for preventing obesity in kids:, 1. Promote healthy eating 2. Exercise and move more 3. Get good sleep 4. Slow sugar intake 5. Be a role model, Read and watch the full story on News4SA here.
Dr. Jason Bowling, infectious diseases specialist with UT Health San Antonio, breaks down what to expect about the new COVID-19 variants. , Read the full story on My San Antonio here., Schedule your COVID-19 vaccine here.
By: Alexander Rozanski, MD , is a fellowship-trained urologist specializing in male genitourinary reconstruction and men's health. Join Dr. Rozanski, for a FREE webinar about symptoms and treatments beyond medication, that thousands of men have chosen to return to a healthy and active lifestyle. September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. With over 10% of men being diagnosed with prostate…, , Modern treatment options for ED, Treatment options for ED include oral medications, injections, penile implants, vacuum erection devices and urethral suppositories. The side effects, success rates and satisfaction rates vary with each of these treatments. ED is an exceedingly common problem; fortunately, several treatment options are available to help men who experience it. A popular and effective solution I offer my patients is…, , Modern treatment options for SUI, There are both short-term and long-term treatment options for SUI. However, many patients report that short-term coping strategies, such as urinary pads/diapers or penile incontinence clamps, become burdensome and problematic over time. Alternatively, there are dependable long-term treatment options that provide patients a range of lasting benefits. Short-term options can become expensive in the…, , Appointments and education, Men who are experiencing the negative effects of ED and/or SUI are encouraged to speak with a doctor. There are many effective treatment options available including medications, devices and surgery. Register to join Dr. Rozanski, for a FREE webinar about symptoms and treatments beyond medication, that thousands of men have chosen to return to a healthy and active lifestyle. New patient…
Dr. Ralph DeFronzo, a diabetes specialist at UT Health San Antonio discusses the link between COVID-19 complications and diabetes and how it affects diabetic patients differently., Watch the story on News4
Dr. Ruth Berggren, infectious disease specialist and director of the Center for Medical Humanities and Ethics at UT Health San Antonio, answered questions as part of KSAT 12’s weekly Q&A segment. She talked about improving your odds to fight the delta variant, the importance of getting vaccinated and wearing masks and much more., Watch the story on KSAT12, Learn more about the COVID-19 vaccine and how to schedule it here.
Prostate cancer is the leading cancer in males, with that concern in mind it is important to highlight men’s health. Dr. Alexander Rozanski focuses on treating patients experiencing medical issues after prostate cancer treatment. Two common conditions the present after treatment include erectile disfunction or stress urinary incontinence. To manage these conditions, we evaluate the patient and…
When U.S. gymnast Simone Biles pulled out of the all-around competition at the Olympic games citing mental health concerns, Summer Rolin nodded knowingly. She counsels Olympic speedskaters, and with a doctorate in psychology is a clinical neuropsychologist at The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, also known as UT Health San Antonio. She also screens student-athletes for…, The pandemic and mental health, Aside from pressures of performing and going to school, Dr. Rolin said recent NCAA studies show the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated mental health concerns – with up to two times more reports of those issues and even PTSD-type reactions than before. Isolation and worry about getting the disease have been triggers, but also racial division. “The pandemic just really brought out a lot of problems…
Dr. Alexander Rozanski, men's health specialist and Urologist with UT Health Physicians, touches base on what you should know about erectile dysfunction and treatment options in KENS 5 Medical Minute., Watch the video., , Want to learn more? , Join Dr. Alexander Rozanski on Thurs., Sept. 30th, for our free live webinar about treatments, beyond medication, that hundreds of thousands of men have chosen as a way to return to healthy living and an active life., Register for free here!,
Infectious disease specialist, Dr. Jan Patterson, talks about the number of delta variant cases rising in San Antonio. She explains how the easier-to-spread delta variant can infect those fully vaccinated, leading to increased hospitalizations., Watch the full story on KSAT12