Lauren Eisenberg D,O.
Urologist
7420 Remcon Cir Suite A El Paso Texas, 79912About
Lauren N. Eisenberg, DO, FACOS, is an established urologist currently maintaining a position at Rio Grande Urology in El Paso, Texas and is also affiliated with El Paso Specialty Hospital and The Hospitals of Providence Memorial Campus. With 5 years of experience in the field of urology, her areas of expertise include prostate cancer and female incontinence. Dr. Eisenberg received her doctorate of osteopathic medicine from the University Of North Texas College Of Osteopathic Medicine prior to completing postgraduate training at Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital and Michigan State University-Detroit Medical Center. Additionally, Dr. Eisenberg is board certified in urology by the American Board of Osteopathic Urology and remains a professional member of the American Urological Association. She is also a Fellow of the American College of Osteopathic Surgeons.
Education and Training
DO at University of North Texas Health Science Center
University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine 2006
Board Certification
American Board of Osteopathic Urology
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Peyronies disease?
It likely is peyronies. I would suggest seeing a Urologist who specializes in this. Since it just started 2 months ago there is a medicine that they can give you. This is usually only effective in the first 3-4 months. READ MORE
Penile papules?
Penile papules are common. If you want to know if the lesions on the penis are papules vs other you can see your local urologist for a quick exam. READ MORE
What is the average hospital stay for kidney stones?
That depends on where the stone is located, what surgery was done, if there is an infection, and what other associated conditions. It varies for everyone depending on the situation READ MORE
Will my son be ok?
Yes, he should be fine as long as the urine test was negative and he isn't having abdominal pain. Just keep an eye on him for increasing signs of distress or infection. If he placed a lot of water/air and he has some pelvic distension, then he needs further work up. The most important thing is to try to prevent this from happening again. It is not good to put anything in the urethra unless medically necessary. Talk to him and try to find out why he did it. READ MORE
How do I manage an edema and hydrocele?
Hydroceles don't typically come and go. It may be that you have scrotal edema which is related to the edema you have in the rest of your body. Your NP can order a scrotal ultrasound to be sure. If you have scrotal edema, the best thing is take your diuretics as directed by your physician and keep your scrotum elevated. Thank you, Lauren Eisenberg, DO READ MORE
What does blood in the urine mean?
It can mean a number of things including but not limited to : kidney stones, infections, kidney diseases, cancer, etc. If you have blood in the urine it must be worked up. READ MORE
Why did my son have some blood in his urine?
You will need to take him to the pediatrician for a full work-up. READ MORE
What is the cause of frequent urination in males?
Frequency can be related to the type of liquid you drink (i.e. coffee), your bladder capacity, different disease processes including cancer, and much more. If this is bothering you, please see your local Urologist for a complete work up READ MORE
Why do I have dry skin in this area?
It would be best to see a dermatologist for a skin evaluation. READ MORE
Can you conceive children with one testicle?
It shouldn't. If there is any questions, your primary care doctor can order a complete sperm analysis to be sure. READ MORE
What is the best test for a prostate abscess?
Yes this is a great test to help make the diagnosis READ MORE
What are the symptoms of prostate problems?
Enlarged prostate symptoms include: frequency, dribbling, hesitancy, intermittent urine flow, retention. These are just a few. If you are having any of these symptoms see your doctor and they can do a quick rectal exam to asses. They can also check your urine to rule out an infection or even diabetes. READ MORE
How does a cystoscopy work?
The cystoscopy is a camera that is passed through the urethra all the way into the bladder. The procedure is done in the office and takes only a few minutes. Most patients will say the procedure is uncomfortable but not too much pain. READ MORE
Do kidney stones cause blood in urine?
Yes this could be a kidney stone. This could also be many other things and needs to be evaluated right away. You can go to the nearest ER for a ct scan or see your primary physician until you can get in to see a Urologist. READ MORE
How is a urine infection managed in a diabetic person?
Diabetics with any type of infection, including urinary infections, need to stay in good glucose control. This is important to help fight off the infection and to promote healing. READ MORE
Do menstrual cups really prevent the risk of getting a UTI?
I am not too familiar with menstraul cups. Good hygiene is always good practice to prevent UTIs. READ MORE
Is dark yellow urine a sign of infection?
Yes, it can be a sign of infection amongst other things. It would be best to see your primary care doctor for evaluation. READ MORE
Other than a UTI what can be other causes of burning sensation while urinating?
There are certain foods that cause burning with urination: caffeine, spicy food, acid foods, etc. There is a condition called interstitial cystitis that presents with symptoms of a uti but the cultures are neg. This can be diagnosed by a Urologist near you. READ MORE
Can smoking cause urinary incontinence?
Yes, when people smoke they tend to cough more. The added stress on the urethra and muscles surrounding the urethra can become weak and lead to incontinence. You should be evaluated and try to quit smoking if possible. READ MORE
Can recurrent kidney stones cause permanent damage to my urinary tract?
Each time you need surgery or pass a kidney stone you can develop scar tissue from trauma. The best thing to do is follow your doctor's advice and try to prevent any further stones. READ MORE
Areas of expertise and specialization
Awards
- Michigan Urologic Residents Day Research
- Gloria Belen Memorial Internship Education Award
- ACOS Resident Achievement Award
- Merck Outstanding Resident Award
Treatments
- Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (bph)
- Kidney Stones
- Urinary Incontinence
- Enlarged Prostate
- Interstitial Cystitis
- Stress Incontinence
- Urinary Tract Infection (uti)
Professional Society Memberships
- American Urological Association
Articles and Publications
? Santucci RA & Eisenberg L: Urethrotomy has a Much Lower Success Rate than Previously Reported. J Urol 2010; 183: 1859
? Eisenberg L & Johnson J:Pilot study of the vesicocutaneous continent catheterizable stoma (Mitrofanoff)in Adults??high complication rates. Urology. 2012 Jan;79(1):222-6. doi: 10.1016/j.urology.2011.09.017. Epub 2011 Nov 8
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