It is our pleasure and privilege to provide our patients with state-of-the-art urological care. Our office is available to help patients with all urological problems and provide all of the latest innovative treatments. We recognize the art of Medicine is continuously evolving, so our physicians are educated on the latest in both surgical and non-surgical treatments of urological disorders. Certain genetic variants can make your risk of developing cancer significantly higher than that of the average person.
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Dr. Charles B. Idom Jr. grew up in a small town in East Texas. He obtained a Bachelor of Science in physics as an undergraduate and a Masters of Science in physics from the University of Mississippi in 1989. Dr. Idom obtained his Doctor of Medicine from the University of Mississippi Medical Center in 1994.
Kidney Cancer
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If you are found to have a kidney mass that needs treatment, make sure you see a urologist that offers all of the latest minimally invasive treatment options. Most urologists today do not offer these options and will do open surgery on every patient! There is no need to have a big, painful incision in most cases.
Low Testosterone Treatment
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Your body's testosterone levels are important for regulating your strength, muscle mass, bone mass, sex drive, sperm development, and even the production of your red blood cells. Testosterone levels that are too low for your body can have a negative impact on how you feel. Symptoms of low testosterone include fatigue, depression, irritability, loss of lean muscle mass, erectile dysfunction, and low sex drive.
Kidney Stones
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Treating kidney stone disease depends largely on the size, position and number of stones in your system. Luckily, the majority of small stones (0.2 inch or 5 mm in diameter) that are not causing infection, blockage or symptoms will pass if you simply drink plenty of fluids each day. Consuming two to three quarts of water increases urine production, which eventually washes kidney or other stones out of the system. Once they have passed, no other treatment is necessary. The doctor usually asks one to save the passed stone(s) for testing.
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