Many men have heard that prostate cancer is usually slow growing. While that’s often true, it’s only part of the story. Some prostate cancers
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Bladder Leakage After Childbirth: It’s Common and Treatable
For many women, the weeks and months after childbirth come with many unexpected changes. Between adjusting to life with a newborn, recovering
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Conrad Pearson Physicians Named 2026 Castle Connolly Top Doctors
At Conrad Pearson Clinic, our mission has always been simple: provide exceptional urologic care with compassion, expertise, and innovation. That
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When a Child’s UTI May Be a Sign of Something More
If your child has been diagnosed with a urinary tract infection (UTI), you’re not alone. UTIs are fairly common in children and are usually treatable
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What Are the Newest Treatment Options for Prostate Cancer?
Beyond Traditional Surgery: Minimally Invasive Options for Prostate Cancer Being diagnosed with prostate cancer can feel overwhelming—but today,
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Single-Site Robotic Surgery: One Small Incision for Advanced Prostate and Kidney Care
Advanced Care. One Small Incision. Experienced Surgeons You Can Trust. If you’ve been told you may need prostate or kidney surgery, you probably
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Will My Baby’s Swollen Scrotum Go Away on Its Own? A Parent’s Guide to Hydroceles
Noticing swelling in your baby’s scrotum can be worrying, even if your little one seems happy and healthy. One common cause is a hydrocele, a small
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Ecoin: A New Minimally Invasive Option for Urge Urinary Incontinence
Urge urinary incontinence can be frustrating, disruptive, and difficult to manage. Many people struggle with sudden, strong urges to urinate and
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When a Testicle Doesn’t Drop: Is Your Child at Risk?
As a parent, noticing that something might be “off” with your child can be worrying. One common concern for baby boys is an undescended testicle,
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A New Update in Hormone Therapy: What the FDA’s Latest Decision Means for Women
At Conrad Pearson Clinic, we are committed to staying at the forefront of evidence-based care—especially when it comes to women’s health. A major
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Stress vs. Urge Incontinence: How to Tell the Difference
Experiencing bladder leaks can be frustrating and sometimes embarrassing—but you’re not alone. Millions of women deal with urinary incontinence, and
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Should I Be Concerned About My Baby’s Swollen Scrotum? When to See a Urologist
Noticing swelling in your baby’s scrotum can be alarming. One of the most common causes is a hydrocele, a pocket of fluid around the testicle. The
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