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URINE LUCK: Now Streaming

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Everything about Urology you're too embarrassed to ask - simplified.

Hosted by PA David Miller


Welcome to the podcast where pee problems, prostate woes and pelvic mysteries finally get the spotlight they deserve - without the awkward silence. Hosted by David Miller, a Urology Physician Assistant (and former actor who knows how to keep things informative and entertaining), this show breaks down all the urology topics people are usually too embarrassed to ask about. Whether it's kidney stones, penis problems, overactive bladder, confusing lab results or erectile dysfunction, we're here to simplify the science, laugh through the weird stuff, and help both men and women feel a little more comfortable with what's going on "down there". Just real talk, good laughs, and useful info without the white coat and medical jargon.

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  • Episode 6: The Bedwetting Lawyer-Urinary Retention

    Episode 6: The Bedwetting Lawyer-Urinary Retention
    Nov 23 2025

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    In this episode, we meet Edward, a 62 year-old NYC lawyer who has been wetting his bed for about 6 months. We find out that he has not been emptying his bladder when he pees and this may be causing damage to his kidneys.
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    14 m
  • Episode 5: Can you get Blood from a Stone?

    Episode 5: Can you get Blood from a Stone?
    Oct 28 2025

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    In this episode, we will meet Debbie L, a life long smoker, who comes in because she has had a couple of days of peeing blood. Even though she hasn't seen any blood for a couple of weeks she was still concerned about the obvious.
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    11 m
  • Microscopic Blood in the urine

    Microscopic Blood in the urine
    Oct 19 2025

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    In this episode we meet Shirleen T. Her primary care provider found microscopic blood in her urine (Microscopic Hematuria) and sends her to the urologist for further workup.
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    18 m
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