Andrology is a subject dealing with male problems especially with organs connected to reproductive health. In short it can be compared to the gynecology in women.About 30% men will have reproductive health problems like erectile dysfunction, ejaculatory dysfunction, male infertility, Prostate problems or testicular pain and testosterone deficiency. Men often find it very embarrassing to discuss these issues with friends and family. Moreover sometimes evolutionary symptoms like erectile dysfunction may help to unmask and underline cardiac problem, diabetes and hypertension. So it is important to understand the problem so as not to miss a bigger issue.Most of the reproductive health problems can be successful treated. Also this can prevent the possible cardiac emergency in the future.

The urethra is one of the organs of the urinary tract that carries urine from the bladder so that it can be released from the body. The urethra tube is usually wide enough for the urine to flow easily through it. However, when the urethra tube gets contracted, it deliberately blocks down or restricts the urinary flow. This condition is known as the urethral stricture.

A gland within the male reproductive system that is located just below the bladder. Chestnut shaped, the prostate surrounds the beginning of the urethra, the canal that empties the bladder. The prostate is actually not one but many glands, 30-50 in number, between which is abundant tissue containing many bundles of smooth muscle. The secretion of the prostate is a milky fluid that is discharged into the urethra at the time of the ejaculation of semen. The origin of the name "prostate" is quite curious. The word is from the Greek "prostates", to stand before. The anatomist Herophilus called it the prostate because, as he saw matters, it stands before the testes.