Dr. Cletus Georges

Urology specialist Cletus Roy Georges, MD reveals more about stress urinary incontinence and the associated condition known as 'overactive bladder.' Stress urinary incontinence is a condition wherein which urine leaks out with sudden pressure on the bladder and urethra, according to the Urology Care Foundation, a 22,000-strong member organization committed to advancing urology research and education, headquartered in the community of Linthicum in Anne Arundel County, Maryland. A urology specialist with decades of experience in the field,  Dr. Cletus Roy Georges  explains more about the issue and the associated condition known as 'overactive bladder.' "In mild cases, the pressure which causes stress urinary incontinence may be the result of sudden forceful activities, such as sneezing or exercise, as well as coughing or laughing," explains  Dr. Georges , an experienced urology specialist based in Orlando, Florida. Also known as 'SUI,' stress urinary...

Cletus Roy Georges, MD offers professional insight into the male sterilization procedure known as a vasectomy. A medical sterilization procedure for men who wish to permanently ensure against possible future pregnancies, a vasectomy is a surgery which involves cutting or blocking the two tubes known as the vas deferens. A urology specialist based in Orlando, Florida,  Cletus Roy Georges, MD  explains more about the procedure. "A vasectomy is a relatively minor surgical procedure which renders a male patient permanently unable to make a female partner pregnant," explains the urology specialist, "and involves cutting—or otherwise blocking—two tubes, known in medicine as the vas deferens so that sperm can no longer make its way into a man's semen." Permanent and requiring surgery, modern vasectomy procedures are over 99% effective, according to Power to Decide, the campaign to prevent unplanned pregnancy. "The vasectomy operation itself takes around 30 min...

Urology specialist Dr. Cletus Georges uncovers common risk factors for bladder cancer and explains more about the condition and its symptoms. With bladder cancer risk factors ranging from smoking and previous cancer treatments to a history of chronic bladder inflammation, as well as age, gender, and chemical exposure, with approximately 68,000 adults affected by the disease in the United States each year, understanding both the risk factors and symptoms is vital according to  Cletus Roy Georges, MD . "Bladder cancer is now one of the most commonly diagnosed cancers," reveals  Dr. Cletus Georges , a specialist physician focused on urology and based in Orlando, Florida, "most prevalent in men and with risk factors including smoking, a history of the disease, and past chronic bladder problems." Further risk factors, he says, extend to chemical exposure, exposure to arsenic, the diabetes drug pioglitazone, and Lynch syndrome, among others. "One of the most si...