DR. KAPADIA TO JOIN GEORGIA UROLOGY
Dr. Kapadia will continue to be a leader in male infertility and erectile dysfunction at Georgia Urology and will serve patients throughout Atlanta. Read More
Center of Excellence
Dr. Kapadia has been named a Coloplast Center of Excellence for penile implants, one of the very few select centers in the US!Read More
Men’s Health Specialist in Atlanta, GA
Dr. Kapadia is a fellowship-trained urologist specializing in Male Fertility & Men’s Health.
Dr. Kapadia is a fellowship-trained urologist in Atlanta, practicing at Georgia Urology, specializing in Male Fertility & Men’s Health. The greatest passion of his work is to help men achieve fatherhood and to help men restore confidence with intimacy.
He specializes in a large variety of Men’s Health issues, including male fertility, microsurgical vasectomy reversal, advanced sperm retrieval, erectile dysfunction, Peyronie’s disease, and complex penile implant and prosthetic surgeries. He also works closely with all female fertility specialists (IVF specialists) in the Atlanta area and provides comprehensive fertility care for couples.
Dr. Kapadia is currently seeing patients in Roswell and Midtown Atlanta. He is also accepting patients from all areas in Georgia and Southeast region via online consultation (telehealth).”
VIDEO: Dr. Kapadia speaks about male infertility and common myths on Fertility in Five.
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Does Cranberry Juice Work for Kidney Stones?
It may seem too simplistic and even ridiculous, but we’ve all been told that cranberries and their juice effectively prevent kidney stones. However, before you go out and drink liters of cranberry juice at a time, we must discuss some other ways to mitigate kidney stones and what you should do if you develop them.
Will My ED Treatment Cause Priapism?
When discussing erectile dysfunction, or ED, most men are laser-focused on treatments to eliminate the embarrassment and lack of function. Because erectile function plays a significant psychological and physical role in our lives and lifestyles, we are often predisposed to trying almost everything to eliminate it,
TESE, Micro-TESE, and Low Testosterone
TESEs were first performed in the early 1990s and provided men with a fertility option even if semen analysis showed no sperm – known as azoospermia. This ushered in an era of male fertility options that allowed urologists to retrieve sperm in about 30% of men,
What to Know About Testicular Mapping
While there’s plenty we don’t know, we have learned a lot about male fertility and reproduction over the past few decades. One of the most exciting areas of research and advancement has been in the management of male fertility concerns. Nonobstructive azoospermia was at one time considered difficult or impossible to treat,