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When Should You Get Tested? Understanding STI Window Periods

29 September, 2026 Dr. Raymond Nash Medical Mind Post Self Symptoms 11:05 am

The impulse after a worrying encounter is to get tested immediately, and it is a reasonable one. The difficulty is that a test taken the next morning is largely uninformative. A negative result at that…

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Pelvic Floor Training for Men: Exercises That Actually Work

28 September, 2026 Dr. Raymond Nash Medical Overactive bladder Psychological Stress Urinary incontinence 9:40 am

Pelvic floor training has a reputation problem among men. It is widely assumed to be something recommended after childbirth, and the exercises are usually explained in a single sentence at the end of an appointment:…

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Understanding Your Blood Work: A Plain-Language Guide to Lab Results

23 September, 2026 complete blood count Dr. Raymond Nash electrolytes lab results metabolic panel platelets 7:50 am

A lab report is an awkward document. It arrives through a portal or in the mail, dense with abbreviations, decimal places and reference ranges, with a handful of values marked high or low in a…

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Understanding Urethritis: Discharge, Burning, and What It Might Mean

22 September, 2026 Chlamydia Dr. Raymond Nash mycoplasma genitalium Sexually transmitted infections urethritis Urinary tract infection 4:35 pm

It tends to be noticed first thing in the morning — a small amount of discharge, or a stain on the underwear, or a stinging sensation partway through the first urination of the day. Sometimes…

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Urethral Stricture Disease: Causes, Symptoms, and Repair Options

20 September, 2026 Aging Dr. Raymond Nash Medical Post Recovery Symptoms 2:20 pm

The stream weakens gradually enough that most men cannot say when it started. It takes longer, it splits or sprays, it stops and restarts, and eventually there is a sense that the bladder never quite…

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Adult Vaccinations for Men: What You Need and When

16 September, 2026 Dr. Raymond Nash Health Medical Non Post Preventive Care 8:15 am

Most men last thought about vaccination in a school gymnasium. After that the subject disappears, apart from the occasional tetanus shot in an emergency department after a nail through a boot, and the annual flu…

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Undetectable Equals Untransmittable: What U=U Really Means

14 September, 2026 Aging Dr. Raymond Nash Health Medical Non Stigma 1:10 pm

Few findings in medicine have changed the lived experience of a condition as completely as this one, and few are as poorly known outside the people directly affected. The short version is that a person…

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Understanding Overactive Bladder in Men: Urgency, Frequency, and Relief

13 September, 2026 Dr. Raymond Nash Incontinence Medical Overactive bladder Sleep Symptoms 7:50 am

Overactive bladder rearranges a man's life quietly. He knows where the washrooms are on every route he drives. He stops drinking anything after mid-afternoon so the night is manageable. He picks the aisle seat, declines…

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HIV Testing for Men: Why Knowing Your Status Changes Everything

7 September, 2026 Aging Dr. Raymond Nash Health Medical Mind Recovery 9:40 am

A lot of what men believe about HIV was formed in the 1980s and 1990s and has not been updated since. The picture that comes to mind is a fatal illness, a wasting decline, a…

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Active Surveillance for Prostate Cancer: When Monitoring Is the Right Treatment

5 September, 2026 active surveillance Dr. Raymond Nash low prostate cancer PSA testing watchful waiting 8:15 am

Being told you have cancer and then being told the plan is to watch it produces a particular kind of unease. It sounds like inaction, or like being placed at the back of a queue.…

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