Andrew Siegel, MD

Urology
Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery

Urology
Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery

New Jersey Urology, 255 W. Spring Valley Avenue, Maywood, NJ, USA

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Andrew Siegel is a urologist passionate about intelligent lifestyle choices as a means of remaining healthy, youthful and fit. He is an enthusiastic wellness advocate who has created numerous educational materials to bridge the gap that exists between the medical community and the public.

Education

  • MD: Chicago Medical School

  • Urology Training: University of Pennsylvania

  • Fellowship: UCLA

  • BS: Syracuse University

Board Certifications

  • American Board of Urology

  • Urology - Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery

Areas of Expertise

  • Voiding Dysfunction

  • Urinary Incontinence

  • Pelvic Organ Prolapse

  • Male Sexual Dysfunction

  • Prostate Cancer

  • Vasectomy

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Not Hard but Not Unhappy

Although this entry is intended mainly for men with sexual dysfunction following prostate cancer treatments, it is equally applicable to all men with sexual dysfunction of any cause. This is also intended for the partners of men...

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“Rocking but Rusty”

This is an encore blog entry and is perhaps my most popular blog ever written. It is worthy of another look as Valentine’s Day approaches this week. This was a fun one to write, imbued...

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A Plea to Primary Care Providers

A DRE (digital rectal exam) is a VITAL component of the male physical exam in which a gloved, lubricated finger is placed gently within the rectum to examine the accessible surface of the prostate and...

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You’ve Probably Had Herpes

The term “herpes” is derived from Greek meaning “to creep or crawl,” in reference to the spreading nature of herpetic skin lesions.   Herpes simplex viruses (HSV) are universal, highly prevalent, and virtually inescapable. 80% or...

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10 Reasons Why Finasteride is the Best Drug Ever

When I refer to finasteride, I also refer to its cousin — dutasteride — both members of the 5-alpha reductase inhibitor class of medication. I am focusing on finasteride because it was the first in its...

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Memento Mori

  Sorry to start the new year on a downer note, but a fundamental truth is that our time on this planet is limited and in a relatively short amount of time we will all...

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Injaculation

Ejaculation is important to many men and their partners. Issues with ejaculation can be bothersome, distressing, and sometimes even relationship-threatening. It is undesirable to arrive at the moment of ejaculation too quickly, too delayed, or...

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Bladder and the Bowel

Humans require water and food to survive, and the body needs to store and then rid itself of waste products, hence the importance of the urinary bladder and the bowel. The bladder and the bowel...

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When You Have Surgery and Can’t Pee Afterwards

Isn’t it ironic that the acronym for post-op urinary retention – POUR – is exactly what the bladder, sometimes, cannot do following an operation! Basics POUR is the inability to urinate after a surgical procedure...

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“Junk” or “Jewels”

  “Junk” is a commonly used slang term referring to the male genitals. Alternatively, “family jewels” is another slang phrase that refers specifically to the testicles but is also sometimes used to indicate the entire...

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