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Awareness, early detection, fruitful communication with your doctor.
These are the key words related to MenHealth, a Uroflowmetry device that measures maximum flow, average flow and voided volume. You have difficulty urinating. And you need to see a Urologist. You have to make an appointment and the earliest is available in two weeks. The symptoms are getting worse. Eventually you make it to the doctor. Your waiting time is 60 minutes. You're under a lot of stress. At last, the doctor comes. He is in a hurry and is asking questions about your voiding routine. You feel confused, stressed, your mind is unclear as you cannot remember many details. The visit is over and you have to void into a cup in the bathroom, though you are reluctant to do it right now under stress and confusion.
Sounds familiar?
This script happens to millions of men in the U.S. We changed this script.
Test Your Urinary
Flow In The Comport
Of Your Home.
Every man over 35 should regularly check his flow..
With our Mobile Uroflowmetry application, Menhealth, you can now self-test at home and take control of your urinary health by monitoring your conditions at home and sharing results with a doctor.
MenHealth Mobile
UroFlowmetry.
With MenHealth mobile Uroflowmetry, an FDA cleared and patented application, and MyUroflow dashboard, you can now monitor your voiding patterns at home.
Check your urinary health in the privacy of your home.
Share the accurate test results with your doctor to help diagnose and manage urinary conditions.
MenHealth® application does not require cleaning and is hygenic and user friendly.
It provides clinically accurate urine flow measurement and enables men to be more aware of their medical conditions and to control them.
Understanding
MenHealth App Results.
The generated results will show your peak flow rate (Qmax), voiding volume, and voiding time. You also have a voiding diary that is automatically updated with every test taken. You can also generated voiding reports containing your average flow parameters for the last week, month, or any other time period.
Depending on your specific case, you may need to perform the urine test on several consecutive days to determine the severity of any blockage or obstruction. You can see your test results on your MenHealth app and in the patient platform, MyUroflow. You can then share your test results with your doctor to develop a treatment plan.
What is A Uroflow
More than 12 million new BPH patients are diagnosed annually, putting the U.S. health system under stress. More than 40 millions of Americans experience lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) including urinary incontinence, urinary frequency, urgency, nocturia, bladder pain and voiding difficulties.
Doctors use uroflometry (uroflow tests) to measure the amount of urine voided and the speed of urination. Uroflometry can help your doctor identify the causes of certain urinary difficulties and early detection of chronic urinary disease, including:
The uroflowmeter calculates the amount of urine you pass, the flow rate in
milliliters per second, and the length of time it takes to empty your bladder
completly. It will record this information in a chart.
How It Works
MenHealth® is the first mobile application that gives men opportunity for self assessment. It provides accurate urine flow measurement and enables men to be more aware of their medical conditions and to control them.
The app monitors the sound of the urine hitting the water in the toilet. It processes the data and shows the test result: maximum flow, average flow and voided volume.
To start the test tap on a "Start" button or say "Start", wait a few seconds and then start peeing. Be sure to pee directly into the water in the toilet. When you finish peeing, tap the "Stop" button or say "Stop" and you will see your results.
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