Top 10 Reasons Why People Like To Come To Our Office

1. We do not weigh you

2. We give you candy if you would like some, or a rubber mouse or frog if you prefer

3. We absolutely don't believe in causing pain

4. We have quiet pets in the waiting room, not fish with running water sounds that make you need to urinate

5. We always have a smile for you

6. Our magazines are up to date

7. We have warm baby wipes for clean up, not cold scratchy paper towels.

8. We have toilet seat covers and grab bars in the restroom.

9. We make you laugh

10. We can give you an appointment SOON, not weeks from now, and even SOONER if you are in pain.

Our office is more fun than a ride on a piglet. Come see us!

The Matter of Size

Let's talk about something many people (men AND women) wonder about. Size. Penis size, that is.

Does size really matter?

What is normal?

Normal is defined in infants as 2.5 cm stretched length. That is about an inch. Reassuring so far, right?

The average adult erect penis size is around six inches. However, normal ranges go all the way from three inches to nearly eleven inches.

The anatomy of the penis is interesting. A large portion of it is actually inside the body, providing support and stability for an erection.

The penis is made up of three parts. The two larger parts fill with blood during an erection. There can be a dramatic difference in size between a soft penis and an erect penis depending on how much blood the parts can hold.

Wow! Who knew?

But the key to "being all that you can be" is healthy blood vessels. Since erections are dependent upon a good blood supply, anything that is bad for blood vessels is bad for an erection. These things include smoking, high cholesterol, high blood pressure and even lack of use.

That is why Dr. Roesel is a fan of the penile pump. This is a device that draws blood into the penis by way of a gentle suction. This helps bring fresh oxygenated blood to the penis tissues and helps keep the blood vessels healthy.

Dr. Roesel recommends the use of the pump along with nearly every treatment for erectile dysfunction. With consistent use, many men have noticed a return to their "best state" of size and girth. The pump isn't magic, though. It won't make anyone's original equipment any larger than it was at it's peak.

We have a representative from a medical pump company who comes to our office once a month. If you'd like to find out more about the pump, consultations with him are free of charge. They are private, do not involve any nakedness and take about 30 minutes.

Call us for more information about the penis pump and the various other treatments that are available for ED.

We're here to help.

513-271-2862

The Ads That Were NSFN (Not suitable for the newspaper)

Many of you may have enjoyed seeing our recent ads in the Cincinnati Enquirer newspaper or the online version. Just in case you forgot, here they are:

The online ad. This one was animated and linked to this blog.

The print ad.

But there were a few we thought might not be quite so suitable for general viewing. See if you agree:

Time for Khaki Pants and Light Colored Clothes

It's getting warm and people are slowly shedding their layers of winter clothes and trading them for lighter fabrics and lighter colors.

But not everyone.

If you have a problem with urine leakage you will immediately know what I am talking about.

You will not be pulling out your tight pants, your tan pants, your light blue skirt... or anything else that would show a wet spot.

And you may be paranoid that despite all your best intentions, you smell like urine.

No matter how many times you change your pad. Or your clothes.

YOU ARE NOT ALONE.

Urine leakage is a very common in almost 50% of women of all ages. It can range from mild to severe.

It can take the form of leaking with coughing, sneezing or laughing (stress incontinence) or leaking with the sudden urge to urinate. Many people who have urge incontinence can relate to the experience of having their hand on the bathroom door handle or almost getting to the toilet on time... but not quite.

Most people are embarrassed about urine leakage and don't want to talk about it. As a urologist, it is my job to ASK about it. My intent is not to humiliate you but to help you if leaking bothers you and you want to be dry. And you have a right to be dry!

Urine leakage is not something that is a "normal aging change" and it is not something you "just have to live with". There are many different treatments available but all of them depend on the correct diagnosis of exactly why you leak.

We can help. If you are ready to make the journey from the land of the wet to the land of the dry, give us a call. (271-2862 M-F 9-5)

And get ready to rock those khaki pants again!

(Idea for using up pads you don't need any more)

Now is a Good Time for a Vasectomy

If you've been thinking about having a vasectomy but just couldn't pick up the phone to make an appointment to come in and find out more, now is a great time to do it.

It's not warm enough yet to swim.

It's not quite yard work time yet.

There are lots of sports events on television.

You will not have to worry about another baby sired by you*.

*(If you follow up as instructed to have your semen checked and are told no sperm are present.)

Just get three of your friends to get a vasectomy too. Things are always better when done in groups.

Call now. Immediate appointments available.

Just a reminder: Call your insurance company to see if you are covered for a vasectomy. Some policies do not provide coverage for this service. We do have self pay packages as well. Just call 271-2862 for more information.

No need to do this.

513-271-2862 M-F 9-5

So true, Nick!

Your Doctor is Now Board Certified

Dr. Roesel is now certified by the American Board of Urology.

What does this mean?

According to the American Board of Urology (ABU) it demonstrates a physician's expertise in urology.  The entire process of becoming certified takes approximately 2 years after finishing an approved residency program.

Certification by the ABU involves rigorous testing and evaluation designed and administered by urologic specialists.  The certification process evaluates a urologist's clinical skills based on education, examination (both written and oral), review of actual surgical cases, peer review and other criteria.

Dr. Roesel is very happy not to have to spend so much time studying so hard for a while!