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Is Prostate Biopsy Painful? What to Expect
March 13, 2026For many men, hearing the words “prostate biopsy” can create immediate anxiety. Patients often imagine something extremely painful or complicated. That’s usually the first concern they bring up when speaking with Dr. Sanjay Razdan at the Miami Robotic Prostatectomy Center. The question is almost always the same: “Is it going to hurt?” The honest answer […]
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Prostate Biopsy Explained: Accuracy, Pain & Recovery
March 13, 2026For many men, the words “prostate biopsy” can feel intimidating. Usually the conversation begins after a PSA test comes back elevated or an MRI shows an area that needs closer evaluation. Patients often leave that appointment with several questions running through their mind. Is the biopsy accurate? Will it hurt? How long does recovery take?
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How Long Does Hernia Surgery Recovery Take?
March 6, 2026What Patients Can Expect — And How Dr. Sanjay Razdan Helps Speed Healing When someone hears they need hernia surgery, one of the first questions isn’t actually about the procedure. It’s about recovery. How long will I be out of work? How much pain should I expect? When can I exercise again? When will things […]
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First in the world grading scale on nerve preservation developed and published by Dr. Sanjay Razdan
February 24, 2026“New Breakthrough article just published to predict postoperative return of potency at 1 year after robotic-assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy in the Indian Journal of Urology – January 2019” Preface We examined a novel method of grading nerve sparing in robotic-assisted laparoscopic radical prostatectomy to better predict the potency outcomes of patients at 1-year after surgery. This grading (scale) […]
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BPH vs. Prostate Cancer: What’s the Difference?
February 16, 2026A lot of men hear the words “prostate problem” and immediately think cancer. But that’s not always the case. In fact, most prostate-related symptoms are caused by something far more common — benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), which is simply an enlarged prostate. It’s not cancer. It doesn’t spread. And it’s extremely common as men get […]
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What Are the Most Common Causes of Erectile Dysfunction?
February 11, 2026Erectile dysfunction is one of the most common — and most misunderstood — issues men deal with. Many patients hesitate to bring it up. Others assume it’s just “part of getting older” and something they have to live with. According to Dr. Sanjay Razdan, an experienced prostate cancer surgeon, that assumption is often wrong.
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Benefits of Robotic Surgery for Cancer Treatment
February 11, 2026When people hear the word cancer, surgery is often the part that causes the most anxiety. Not just the operation itself, but what comes after — recovery, side effects, long-term function, and whether the treatment will change daily life forever. This is where robotic surgery has changed the conversation.
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Is Robotic Aquablation Better Than Traditional Methods?
February 5, 2026When men are told they need surgery for an enlarged prostate, the first reaction is rarely relief. It’s usually worry. Worry about urinary control. Worry about sexual side effects. Worry about whether the treatment will actually work — or just trade one problem for another. Over the last few years, robotic aquablation has entered the […]
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Large Prostates and Prostate Cancer Surgery: Why Experience Matters
January 27, 2026When men hear they have a large prostate and need prostate cancer surgery, the anxiety level usually jumps. Not because the cancer is suddenly worse — but because they’ve been told things like: “Surgery is harder with a large prostate” “You’re more likely to have complications” “Recovery might be rough” There’s some truth behind those […]
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Robotic Prostatectomy vs. Radiation: How Doctors Help Patients Choose
January 27, 2026Once prostate cancer treatment is diagnosed, most men are told the same thing almost immediately: “You have options.” On paper, that sounds reassuring. In reality, it can feel overwhelming. Robotic surgery. Radiation. Active surveillance. Hormone therapy. Each comes with different risks, timelines, and long-term effects — and no single answer fits every patient. At Dr. […]
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Urinary Continence After Prostate Surgery: What Patients Should Expect
January 27, 2026Urinary Continence After Prostate Surgery: What Patients Should Realistically Expect: For most men facing prostate cancer surgery, urinary control is one of the biggest fears — sometimes even bigger than the cancer itself. And that fear is understandable. Losing control of your bladder can affect confidence, daily routines, intimacy, and overall quality of life. Many patients […]
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How Prostate Cancer Treatment Decisions Are Actually Made
January 23, 2026How Prostate Cancer Treatment Decisions Are Actually Made: A Clear, Patient-Friendly Breakdown from Dr. Sanjay Razdan When someone is diagnosed with prostate cancer, the hardest part isn’t always the diagnosis itself.
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Nerve-Sparing Prostate Surgery: What Really Determines Erectile Function Recovery
January 23, 2026For many men facing prostate cancer surgery, the fear isn’t just about cancer. It’s about what life looks like afterwards. Specifically, erectile function. Patients often hear the phrase “nerve-sparing surgery” and assume it guarantees normal sexual function. Others worry that surgery automatically means permanent erectile dysfunction.
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Understanding PSA Levels: What’s Normal at 40, 50, and 60+
January 22, 2026A Practical, Patient-Level Guide Featuring Dr. Sanjay Razdan PSA numbers have a way of creating anxiety—sometimes more than they should, sometimes not enough. Many men come in asking the same question: “Is my PSA normal for my age?” Dr. Sanjay Razdan spends a lot of time reframing that conversation. Because PSA isn’t a pass/fail test. […]
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How MRI Helps Detect Prostate Cancer Early — And Why It Matters Who Interprets It
January 21, 2026For a lot of men, prostate cancer doesn’t announce itself loudly. There’s no pain. No obvious warning sign. Sometimes the only clue is a PSA number that doesn’t quite make sense — not high enough to panic, but not low enough to ignore.
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False-Positive PSA Results: What They Mean and What to Do Next
January 21, 2026False-Positive PSA Results: A high PSA result can stop a man cold. Even before the doctor explains anything, the word cancer is already in your head. Many men assume a rising PSA automatically means prostate cancer — and that assumption creates a lot of unnecessary fear. The truth is more complicated. At Dr. Sanjay Razdan’s […]
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What Happens During a Digital Rectal Exam (DRE)?
January 21, 2026A Clear, Patient-Level Explanation Featuring Dr. Sanjay Razdan For many men, the idea of a digital rectal exam — commonly called a DRE — creates immediate discomfort. Not physical discomfort, but mental. It’s one of those tests men hear about, joke about, and quietly hope they never need. But here’s the reality Dr. Sanjay Razdan […]
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Why You Feel the Urge but Can’t Urinate
January 10, 2026Common Male Urinary Issues Explained by Sanjay Razdan Few things are more frustrating — or alarming — than needing to urinate and being unable to go. Men often describe it the same way: The urge is there. The pressure is there. But nothing happens. Dr. Razdan sees this complaint regularly, and one thing is always clear […]
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Rectal Discomfort or Pressure: A Lesser-Known Sign of Prostate Cancer
January 10, 2026Dr. Sanjay Razdan Most men don’t think much about rectal pressure. It’s easy to blame it on sitting too long, constipation, hemorrhoids, or just getting older. In many cases, that’s exactly what it is. But when that pressure is persistent, unexplained, or paired with urinary changes, it can sometimes point to something deeper — including […]
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How Prostate Cancer Affects Male Sexual Health and Erection
January 9, 2026A prostate cancer diagnosis changes a lot of things very quickly. Most men focus on one primary goal at first: getting rid of the cancer. But not far behind that concern is another one that often goes unspoken—what this means for sexual function and erections.
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Unexplained Weight Loss in Men — Could It Be Prostate Cancer?
January 9, 2026Losing weight without trying sounds like something most people would welcome. But when it happens unexpectedly — especially in men over 40 — it often raises a quiet, uncomfortable question: Is something wrong? This concern comes up more often than people realize. Men notice their clothes fitting looser. Friends comment that they look thinner. The […]
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Why Men Travel to Miami for Prostate Cancer Surgery: An Outcomes-Focused Look at Dr. Sanjay Razdan’s Approach
January 9, 2026A prostate cancer diagnosis changes how men think about everything — their health, their future, their quality of life. For many, it also changes how they think about where they get treated.
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Pelvic or Back Pain and Prostate Problems: The Hidden Connection
December 22, 2025Men of all ages are far more likely to experience pelvic pain and lower back pain than women. It’s easily written off as “just muscle tension,” “bad posture,” or something that happens with age. But here’s the surprising truth: For many men, pelvic or low back pain isn’t musculoskeletal in the first place — It’s coming from […]
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Penile Length After Robotic Prostatectomy — And How MULP Changes Everything
December 22, 2025For many men facing prostate cancer surgery, there’s a question that doesn’t always get asked out loud — but it’s almost always there. What’s going to happen to my penis length? It’s a real concern. And it’s not about vanity. It’s about identity, confidence, and sexual health after surgery. The truth is that penile shortening […]
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Penile Implants in 2025 — What You Need to Know
December 22, 2025If you’re reading this, you’ve probably been thinking about one thing: Can a penile implant help me? And what’s actually involved in 2025? That’s a fair question. Sexual health doesn’t always come up in casual conversation — but for many men dealing with erectile dysfunction (ED), it’s one of the biggest concerns after prostate issues, […]
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Urinary Continence After Robotic Prostatectomy — What You Really Need to Know
December 21, 2025Let’s be honest: when you’re told you need prostate cancer surgery, there’s one concern that usually rises above the rest — Will I still be able to control my bladder? It is a looming concern almost every patient has. And that’s completely normal. The reassuring news is this: with modern robotic prostatectomy, urinary incontinence is […]
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Erectile Dysfunction and Prostate Cancer — What Miami Patients Need to Know
December 18, 2025When men hear the words prostate cancer, the next thought that often follows is, “What’s going to happen to my sexual function?” It’s one of the most common concerns patients in Miami bring up when meeting with Dr. Razdan — and it makes perfect sense. Erections, intimacy, and confidence are a huge part of quality […]
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New Trends in Prostate Cancer Surgery — What Miami Patients Should Know
December 17, 2025Prostate cancer treatment has changed a lot in just the last several years. If you’re in Miami or anywhere in South Florida, you now have access to some of the most modern tools and surgical techniques available — and they’re making a real difference in patient recovery. Surgery isn’t the intimidating, high-complication experience it once […]
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Prostate Cancer Survival Rate: What the Statistics Really Mean
September 29, 2025When patients hear the term “prostate cancer,” one of the most common questions that arises is, “What are the chances of survival?” Prostate cancer is among the most prevalent cancers, making it essential for patients to understand the survival rates associated with it. Early detection significantly increases the chances of survival; however, terms such as […]
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Blood Test for Prostate Cancer: PSA Levels and What They Mean
September 27, 2025A reliable method for determining whether a patient has prostate cancer is through a blood test. Prostate cancer is one of the most commonly detected cancers in men, and early detection is crucial for effective treatment. The PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen) blood test is one of the most widely used techniques for prostate screening and monitoring.
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Prostate Cancer Treatment Options: From Surgery to Hormone Therapy
September 27, 2025Prostate cancer is one of the common cancers affecting a large number of men worldwide, including the USA, especially those who are over 50. If the condition is diagnosed in its early stages, it can increase the success of treatment. A wide variety of treatment options is available for prostate cancer, depending on the stage […]
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How Is Prostate Cancer Diagnosed? Tests, ICD-10 Codes and Next Steps
September 16, 2025Having prostate cancer could be a difficult situation for anyone. Due to a lack of symptoms, it makes it more difficult for someone to understand whether they have prostate cancer or not. In this situation, a prostate cancer diagnosis can be helpful to determine the presence of cancer. To ensure better treatment and faster recovery, […]
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Surgical Techniques to Preserve Continence During Robotic Prostatectomy
September 15, 2025With advancements in surgical techniques, recovery from urinary incontinence has become more effective. Many patients are concerned about the potential for urinary incontinence and erectile dysfunction following surgery. However, the surgical techniques employed by Dr. Sanjay Razdan, designed to preserve continence during robotic prostatectomy, could significantly benefit patients by helping them regain urinary control and […]
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Artificial Urinary Sphincter After Prostatectomy: When Is It Needed?
September 13, 2025Did you know that an Artificial Urinary Sphincter (AUS) can be one of the most effective solutions for urinary incontinence after a prostatectomy? Following the surgery, the nerves and surrounding muscles around the bladder may be affected, leading to a loss of the ability to hold urine. This can result in complete loss of control […]
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How Many Radiation Treatments Are Needed for Prostate Cancer? A Patient Guide
September 12, 2025Are you or a loved one seeking treatment for prostate cancer and unsure about radiation therapy and the typical number of sessions it involves? Dr. Razdan specializes in helping patients feel comfortable and provides clear explanations and expertise, ensuring that the decision-making process is a smooth and informed journey.
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Time to Regain Urinary Control After RARP: Factors That Influence Recovery
September 8, 2025Have you recently undergone a robot-assisted radical prostatectomy (RARP), or are you preparing for it? One of the most common questions patients used to ask is, ‘How much time does it take for urinary control after RARP?’ And what are the factors that influence my recovery rate? Here, you will learn how much time it […]
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Pelvic Floor Exercises After Robotic Prostatectomy: How They Help in Faster Recovery
September 5, 2025Having a robotic prostatectomy is a life-altering procedure that is highly effective at addressing prostate cancer and is the best way to preserve your important functions. Carrying out pelvic floor exercises is one of the most significant aspects of recovery following surgical intervention, as recommended by Miami Robotic Prostatectomy specialist Dr. Sanjay Razdan. These exercises […]
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Urge Incontinence After Prostate Surgery: Understanding Causes and Treatment Options
September 1, 2025Urge incontinence following prostate surgery is one of the major issues that many men experience. Suppose you are dealing with the same problem and want to get more information about it. Then, this blog covers the causes and treatment options available for Urge Incontinence after prostate surgery, which helps you completely understand it.
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Urinary Continence Timeline After Robotic Prostate Surgery: When Will Control Return?
August 26, 2025The most common question asked by most patients after undergoing robotic prostate surgery is, When will I recover and have my normal bladder control? This fear is quite understandable, as continence rehabilitation is not only an element of physical recovery but also an aspect of emotional comfort. The process of each patient cannot be similar, […]
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Stress Urinary Incontinence After Prostatectomy: Why It Happens and How to Manage It
August 26, 2025Urinary Incontinence is one of the common and distressing side effects that a man may experience post-prostatectomy. Prostatectomy is a surgical procedure involving the removal of the prostate gland. Prostatectomy is an essential component of treatment for prostate cancer or enlarged prostates (BPH). Depending on the situation, there may be benefits from the procedure, but […]
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Prostate Cancer Symptoms: What You Shouldn’t Ignore
August 21, 2025If detected early, it is not only a matter of peace of mind, but potentially the difference between a treatable condition and a potentially life-threatening illness. With early diagnosis, the outlook when prostate cancer is involved is very good; more than 95 per cent of those who receive appropriate treatment lead normal and healthy lives.
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Continence Recovery After RARP: What Patients Should Expect
August 21, 2025Robot-assisted Radical Prostatectomy (RARP) is a surgery carried out to treat Prostate cancer. During this surgery, the prostate gland, seminal vesicles, and attached seminal vesicles (the ones that make semen), and the pelvic lymph nodes are all removed most accurately, aided by a robot. The patient receives general anesthesia during the procedure, and several small […]
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Urinary Incontinence After Robotic Prostatectomy: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment Options
August 20, 2025Robotic prostatectomy is a commonly used minimally invasive surgical procedure that is performed to treat prostate cancer worldwide. This surgical procedure offers numerous benefits, such as smaller incisions, faster recovery, and reduced loss of blood, but some patients also experience side effects after the procedure. Urinary Incontinence is one of the most common side effects […]
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What Causes Prostate Cancer? Key Risk Factors Explained
August 8, 2025Prostate cancer originates in the prostate gland and develops from the gland cells. The gland cells are responsible for producing fluid for semen. If the condition is diagnosed in the early stages, then with the right treatment, prostate cancer can be cured. If the cancer has not spread into the different parts of the body, […]
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Signs of Prostate Cancer in Men Over 50: Early Detection Saves Lives
August 8, 2025Many men begin to experience several changes after the age of 50, but several symptoms may signal more than just ageing. One of the most common cancers among men is prostate cancer, but it is also one of the most treatable cancers when detected early. Here, we will provide you with everything you need to […]
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A Landmark Week in Robotic Urology: Dr. Sanjay Razdan and IRPCI Shine at SRS 2025 in Strasbourg, France
July 21, 2025Celebrating Innovation: A Powerful Showing from Dr. Sanjay Razdan at the Society of Robotic Surgery 2025 The International Robotic Prostate Cancer Institute (IRPCI), under the leadership of renowned urologic surgeon Dr. Sanjay Razdan, had a remarkable and impactful presence at the Society of Robotic Surgery (SRS) 2025 in Strasbourg, France. This global event, hosted at […]
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Dr. Razdan Receives Prestigious Center of Excellence for Penile Prosthesis
June 11, 2025In a memorable milestone for Dr. Sanjay Razdan and the field of urology, he has been awarded the prestigious Center of Excellence for Penile Prosthesis. Dr. Razdan is the only robotic urologic surgeon in the world who is considered an expert in both prostate cancer surgery and penile implants. This achievement by Dr. Razdan highlights […]
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Wisconsin comes to Dr. Razdan for Prostate Cancer Surgery
June 9, 2025Patients from all over the world travel to Dr. Razdan for his expertise. One part of the United States where Dr. Razdan sees countless patients is the great state of Wisconsin. Known as America’s “Dairyland”, Wisconsin is known for its Cheese, Bratwurst, strong German and Scandinavian heritage, the infamous Green Bay Packers, its beautiful lakes […]
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Prostatectomy Surgery: Recovery Time & Cost
April 18, 2025To treat prostate cancer, prostatectomy surgery is commonly performed. This is a significant medical procedure for removing all or part of the prostate gland. Prostatectomy surgery helps save lives and improve the quality of life. Understanding the treatment procedure, recovery process, and associated costs is essential for planning or peace of mind. Also, prostatectomy is […]
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Dr. Razdan awarded Surgeon of Excellence in Robotic Surgery
November 21, 2024Dr. Razdan was awarded the Surgeon of Excellence in Robotic Surgery Dr. Sanjay Razdan from the International Institute for Prostate Cancer was awarded the prestigious Surgeon of Excellence in Robotic Surgery by Surgical Review Corporation. Established in 2003, SRC is a nonprofit, patient safety organization that develops and administers best-in-class accreditation programs for medical professionals, […]
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