Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/dr-fujikawa-s-urology-podcast [Show Description] "Which health information on the internet is actually correct?" "It's not serious enough to visit a hospital, but I'm slightly worried..." In this podcast, an active physician answers your everyday health questions clearly, based on solid medical evidence. Think of it as a quick "audio prescription" tailored for your busy life. Each episode is just 2 to 3 minutes long—perfect for listening during your commute or while doing chores. From specialized topics like urinary issues and kidney/urological concerns to practical daily habits and preventive medicine, we deliver condensed, real medical insights you can use right away. [Recommended for:] ・Those starting to worry about their health checkup results. ・People dealing with hard-to-discuss bodily changes, such as frequent or nighttime urination. ・Busy individuals who want to easily build reliable health literacy. [Host] Dr. Fujikawa / Director of Fujikawa Kidney and Urology Clinic / Certified Specialist by the Japanese Urological Association. Standing on the front lines of clinical practice, Dr. Fujikawa delivers multilingual medical information under the motto: "Accessible medical knowledge for everyone." © 2026 Fujikawa Kidney & Urology Clinic｜Director, Shohei Fujikawa 14e45fc1-1925-508f-ad4f-90624f1ac25e yes en Mon, 19 Oct 2026 16:59:38 +0900 Mon, 19 Oct 2026 17:00:05 +0900 https://img.transistorcdn.com/9H2kVqjI5K8R8ZmHkQcngQ9M233mKVtI8taN3ynKU98/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS9mOGEx/OWVlMTkzYmQ0Yjcz/NmYxMWNiYTFmOThi/NDIzNy5wbmc.jpg episodic Fujikawa Kidney & Urology Clinic｜Director, Shohei Fujikawa [Show Description] "Which health information on the internet is actually correct?" "It's not serious enough to visit a hospital, but I'm slightly worried..." In this podcast, an active physician answers your everyday health questions clearly, based on solid medical evidence. Think of it as a quick "audio prescription" tailored for your busy life. Each episode is just 2 to 3 minutes long—perfect for listening during your commute or while doing chores. From specialized topics like urinary issues and kidney/urological concerns to practical daily habits and preventive medicine, we deliver condensed, real medical insights you can use right away. [Recommended for:] ・Those starting to worry about their health checkup results. ・People dealing with hard-to-discuss bodily changes, such as frequent or nighttime urination. ・Busy individuals who want to easily build reliable health literacy. [Host] Dr. Fujikawa / Director of Fujikawa Kidney and Urology Clinic / Certified Specialist by the Japanese Urological Association. Standing on the front lines of clinical practice, Dr. Fujikawa delivers multilingual medical information under the motto: "Accessible medical knowledge for everyone." [Show Description] "Which health information on the internet is actually correct?" "It's not serious enough to visit a hospital, but I'm slightly worried..." In this podcast, an active physician answers your everyday health questions clearly, based on solid medical evidence. Medicine, Doctor, Physician, Specialist, Urology, Kidneys, Frequent urination, Nocturia, Urinary problems, Prostate, Incontinence, Kidney stones, Health, Preventive medicine, Lifestyle diseases, Health checkup, Healthcare, Evidence-based, Quick listen, Background listening, 3 minutes Shohei Fujikawa No No When to Treat Kidney Stones: Size, Timing & Tests full 10e2e872-7df2-44ee-8a1d-2781290b0b3c https://share.transistor.fm/s/94f64008 Natural expulsion rates: 68% for stones <5 mm, 47% for 5–10 mm within four weeks
Key diagnostics: ultrasound and X-ray to confirm stone presence and position
Pain management with NSAIDs and guidelines for safe, steady fluid intake
Warning signs of infection or obstruction—fever, chills—and the need for urgent urology follow-up]]> Natural expulsion rates: 68% for stones <5 mm, 47% for 5–10 mm within four weeks
Key diagnostics: ultrasound and X-ray to confirm stone presence and position
Pain management with NSAIDs and guidelines for safe, steady fluid intake
Warning signs of infection or obstruction—fever, chills—and the need for urgent urology follow-up]]> Mon, 19 Oct 2026 16:59:38 +0900 Fujikawa Kidney & Urology Clinic｜Director, Shohei Fujikawa Fujikawa Kidney & Urology Clinic｜Director, Shohei Fujikawa 123 Natural expulsion rates: 68% for stones <5 mm, 47% for 5–10 mm within four weeks
Key diagnostics: ultrasound and X-ray to confirm stone presence and position
Pain management with NSAIDs and guidelines for safe, steady fluid intake
Warning signs of infection or obstruction—fever, chills—and the need for urgent urology follow-up]]> Medicine, Doctor, Physician, Specialist, Urology, Kidneys, Frequent urination, Nocturia, Urinary problems, Prostate, Incontinence, Kidney stones, Health, Preventive medicine, Lifestyle diseases, Health checkup, Healthcare, Evidence-based, Quick listen, Background listening, 3 minutes No Cystitis: Natural Relief or When to Seek Antibiotics full 17791ed6-2448-4425-a111-d49832a96ad9 https://share.transistor.fm/s/b5c43d5e Signs of progression to pyelonephritis and when fever indicates danger
Anatomical factors in women that increase UTI risk and key symptoms
Diagnostic tools: urinalysis, bacterial culture, and ultrasound checks
Antibiotic treatment: choosing the right drug and finishing the full course]]> Signs of progression to pyelonephritis and when fever indicates danger
Anatomical factors in women that increase UTI risk and key symptoms
Diagnostic tools: urinalysis, bacterial culture, and ultrasound checks
Antibiotic treatment: choosing the right drug and finishing the full course]]> Sun, 18 Oct 2026 12:33:38 +0900 Fujikawa Kidney & Urology Clinic｜Director, Shohei Fujikawa Fujikawa Kidney & Urology Clinic｜Director, Shohei Fujikawa 130 Signs of progression to pyelonephritis and when fever indicates danger
Anatomical factors in women that increase UTI risk and key symptoms
Diagnostic tools: urinalysis, bacterial culture, and ultrasound checks
Antibiotic treatment: choosing the right drug and finishing the full course]]> Medicine, Doctor, Physician, Specialist, Urology, Kidneys, Frequent urination, Nocturia, Urinary problems, Prostate, Incontinence, Kidney stones, Health, Preventive medicine, Lifestyle diseases, Health checkup, Healthcare, Evidence-based, Quick listen, Background listening, 3 minutes No Why You Wake to Pee at Night and How to Fix It full 8d65801a-5806-4aeb-92a8-b2a180e59af0 https://share.transistor.fm/s/4210ce98 How to track bedtimes, wake-ups, and urine volume with a voiding diary
Differentiating excess urine production, bladder storage issues, and sleep disorders
Lifestyle adjustments: fluid, caffeine, alcohol, salt intake, and compression stockings
Recommended tests and when to consult a urologist for tailored treatment]]> How to track bedtimes, wake-ups, and urine volume with a voiding diary
Differentiating excess urine production, bladder storage issues, and sleep disorders
Lifestyle adjustments: fluid, caffeine, alcohol, salt intake, and compression stockings
Recommended tests and when to consult a urologist for tailored treatment]]> Fri, 16 Oct 2026 19:26:06 +0900 Fujikawa Kidney & Urology Clinic｜Director, Shohei Fujikawa Fujikawa Kidney & Urology Clinic｜Director, Shohei Fujikawa 117 How to track bedtimes, wake-ups, and urine volume with a voiding diary
Differentiating excess urine production, bladder storage issues, and sleep disorders
Lifestyle adjustments: fluid, caffeine, alcohol, salt intake, and compression stockings
Recommended tests and when to consult a urologist for tailored treatment]]> Medicine, Doctor, Physician, Specialist, Urology, Kidneys, Frequent urination, Nocturia, Urinary problems, Prostate, Incontinence, Kidney stones, Health, Preventive medicine, Lifestyle diseases, Health checkup, Healthcare, Evidence-based, Quick listen, Background listening, 3 minutes No What Really Causes Kidney Stone Pain? full cceb43b7-0b72-444c-9cb5-782ba13b7136 https://share.transistor.fm/s/283f3358 How ureteral spasms create wave-like pain known as renal colic
Pain migration: from the flank and back down to the groin as the stone moves
Associated symptoms: nausea, vomiting, cold sweats, and rapid heartbeat
Why chugging water can worsen an attack and when to head to the hospital]]> How ureteral spasms create wave-like pain known as renal colic
Pain migration: from the flank and back down to the groin as the stone moves
Associated symptoms: nausea, vomiting, cold sweats, and rapid heartbeat
Why chugging water can worsen an attack and when to head to the hospital]]> Thu, 15 Oct 2026 08:04:23 +0900 Fujikawa Kidney & Urology Clinic｜Director, Shohei Fujikawa Fujikawa Kidney & Urology Clinic｜Director, Shohei Fujikawa 112 How ureteral spasms create wave-like pain known as renal colic
Pain migration: from the flank and back down to the groin as the stone moves
Associated symptoms: nausea, vomiting, cold sweats, and rapid heartbeat
Why chugging water can worsen an attack and when to head to the hospital]]> Medicine, Doctor, Physician, Specialist, Urology, Kidneys, Frequent urination, Nocturia, Urinary problems, Prostate, Incontinence, Kidney stones, Health, Preventive medicine, Lifestyle diseases, Health checkup, Healthcare, Evidence-based, Quick listen, Background listening, 3 minutes No Why UTIs Keep Coming Back – 3 Hidden Causes full 298ada0d-c64a-4d1a-b7fb-eed6b5ab75e8 https://share.transistor.fm/s/d0ef7f3b Type 1 UTIs: acute episodes triggered by clear events like post-intercourse
Type 2 UTIs: hormonal changes after menopause that weaken urinary defenses
Type 3 complex UTIs: hidden structural issues or systemic conditions fueling recurrence
When to stop self-diagnosing and consult a urologist for persistent or atypical symptoms]]> Type 1 UTIs: acute episodes triggered by clear events like post-intercourse
Type 2 UTIs: hormonal changes after menopause that weaken urinary defenses
Type 3 complex UTIs: hidden structural issues or systemic conditions fueling recurrence
When to stop self-diagnosing and consult a urologist for persistent or atypical symptoms]]> Wed, 14 Oct 2026 18:03:42 +0900 Fujikawa Kidney & Urology Clinic｜Director, Shohei Fujikawa Fujikawa Kidney & Urology Clinic｜Director, Shohei Fujikawa 126 Type 1 UTIs: acute episodes triggered by clear events like post-intercourse
Type 2 UTIs: hormonal changes after menopause that weaken urinary defenses
Type 3 complex UTIs: hidden structural issues or systemic conditions fueling recurrence
When to stop self-diagnosing and consult a urologist for persistent or atypical symptoms]]> Medicine, Doctor, Physician, Specialist, Urology, Kidneys, Frequent urination, Nocturia, Urinary problems, Prostate, Incontinence, Kidney stones, Health, Preventive medicine, Lifestyle diseases, Health checkup, Healthcare, Evidence-based, Quick listen, Background listening, 3 minutes No Prevent Kidney Stones: Fluids, Diet & Lifestyle full ec3f29d4-f150-464d-9e18-56ec8f4821f3 https://share.transistor.fm/s/efff51e9 Top beverage picks: mineral water, barley tea, rooibos tea; why to limit coffee, black tea, and juice
Diet adjustments: moderate animal protein and salt, maintain balanced calcium and oxalate intake
Lifestyle factors: how regular exercise and controlling diabetes or high blood pressure reduce stone risk
Ongoing care: importance of routine checkups to monitor and prevent recurrence if you’ve had stones]]> Top beverage picks: mineral water, barley tea, rooibos tea; why to limit coffee, black tea, and juice
Diet adjustments: moderate animal protein and salt, maintain balanced calcium and oxalate intake
Lifestyle factors: how regular exercise and controlling diabetes or high blood pressure reduce stone risk
Ongoing care: importance of routine checkups to monitor and prevent recurrence if you’ve had stones]]> Thu, 24 Sep 2026 22:40:29 +0900 Fujikawa Kidney & Urology Clinic｜Director, Shohei Fujikawa Fujikawa Kidney & Urology Clinic｜Director, Shohei Fujikawa 118 Top beverage picks: mineral water, barley tea, rooibos tea; why to limit coffee, black tea, and juice
Diet adjustments: moderate animal protein and salt, maintain balanced calcium and oxalate intake
Lifestyle factors: how regular exercise and controlling diabetes or high blood pressure reduce stone risk
Ongoing care: importance of routine checkups to monitor and prevent recurrence if you’ve had stones]]> Medicine, Doctor, Physician, Specialist, Urology, Kidneys, Frequent urination, Nocturia, Urinary problems, Prostate, Incontinence, Kidney stones, Health, Preventive medicine, Lifestyle diseases, Health checkup, Healthcare, Evidence-based, Quick listen, Background listening, 3 minutes No