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| The book and author Madeleine Zeke Ruiz |
This is a great book for anyone interested in understanding how everything works “out there” and the medical answers to most urological problems. As author Madeleine Zeke Ruiz says: “If you have a vagina or a penis, you need to read this book!”
In her entertaining Handbook of Urology, Ruiz believes that it’s long past time for society to get over its discomfort with plumbing systems. Not only does she provide men and women with important information about the system, but she also encourages readers to take an active role in keeping it healthy.
The author recounts her experience as the wife of a urologist living in the small town of McAllen, Texas, constantly fielding questions from strangers and loved ones—somewhat warily at first, but eventually embracing her role as a conduit between patients and her highly skilled physician/husband.
Ruiz adopts an approachable style, with colorful phrases scattered throughout; for example, she uses analogies to detail various urology subspecialties—her husband specializes in reconstructive surgery—and describes a weak stream of urine so, “His stream sounded more like slowly jumping rocks in a very large pond.”
Other topics include penile implants, prostate health, vasectomy, kidney stones and hormone replacement therapy. Chapters of particular note deal with diabetes, the effects of anesthesia, a neighbor’s shocking case of parasites, and pelvic floor treatment for incontinent women.
In this last example, Ruiz explains that the muscles a woman needs to achieve continence are the same muscles needed to control bloating. She described how her doctor husband “actually made the word ‘fart’ sound like a harp in an orchestra” when discussing necessary muscle exercises.
Impressively, this book has been translated into 13 languages. This may allow the authors to break global taboos to improve the health of men and women. A very educational and entertaining read.
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