Enuresis: Bedwetting, Daytime Wetting and What to Do About Both
Pediatric incontinence (enuresis) is a common problem that many children overcome on their own. Learn the signs, symptoms and when to see a doctor.
Urology Blogs by Dr. Jeremy Lieb
About the author
Dr. Jeremy Lieb is a board-certified urologist specializing in urologic cancers, prostate enlargement, erectile dysfunction, kidney stones and pediatric & female urology. Dr. Lieb is also proficient in minimally invasive surgeries using laparoscopic and da Vinci robotic techniques, which provide for a more rapid recovery after treatment.
Natural Supplements to Reduce Bladder Infections
Treatment for bladder infections is often antibiotics, which kill both good and bad bacteria. D-mannose is a natural supplement and alternative treatment that works by preventing bacteria from sticking to your bladder wall.
Can Fruit Juice Fight UTI?
Board certified urologist Dr. Lieb in Walnut Creek, California explains using cranberry juice to treat bladder infections and lemonade for kidney stones.
When to See the Doctor About Your Child’s Bedwetting
This blog by Dr. Jeremy Lieb advises that when children are over age 6 and wetting the bed more than two to three times a week and home treatment is not working, consulting a doctor is your next step.
A Common Urologic Condition: Blood in Urine
Blood in urine, known medically as hematuria, is a symptom that is often painless and can come and go. People with hematuria should see a urologist.
New Genetic Prostate Cancer Tests
Getting the diagnosis of cancer is usually an overwhelming and emotional process. There are several new tests for patients with prostate cancer that can help to predict the timing and need for treatment.
Wetting the Bed is More Common Than You Think
Wetting the Bed is More Common Than You Think by Dr. Lieb. Work with your doctor so your child feels secure & gets the help needed to overcome bed-wetting.
Treating Incontinence (part 3 of 3)
When treating incontinence, it is important to remember that each patient has different needs and responses to treatment.
Diagnosing Incontinence (part 2 of 3)
The first step in treating incontinence is a diagnosis. There are two main types of incontinence which require different methods of treatment.
Understanding Incontinence (part 1 of 3)
Regardless of the cause, at Pacific Urology we can prescribe a course of treatment that will restore control and comfort to your daily life.