Category Archives: Bladder Health

Bladder problems after hysterectomy are common and may include frequent urination, urgency, bladder spasms, or leaks. These changes often occur due to altered pelvic floor muscles and nerve pathways, leading to incontinence or a weak urine stream. While some bladder issues after surgery are temporary, severe pain, burning, or loss of bladder control may indicate…

Preventive checkups are especially important before the holiday season, when busy schedules and packed calendars often cause health checkups to be delayed. By addressing urology health issues now, problems can be prevented from worsening, reducing the likelihood of urgent visits later. Scheduling preventive urology checkups early helps identify potential issues, ensuring better outcomes and less…

Overactive bladder (OAB) affects many women, and it can seriously disrupt daily life. The sudden need to urinate, frequent bathroom trips, or even unexpected leaks can be frustrating and difficult to manage. This isn’t just an inconvenience, as OAB can interfere with sleep, limit activities, and reduce overall quality of life. So what causes it,…

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=""]Urogynecologists specialize in the sort of problems women tend to whisper about behind closed doors and in intimate settings. You never likely grew up dreaming, “One day I'll be reading about pelvic floor dysfunction in my leisure time.” But if you’re leaking while exercising or experiencing sex that doesn’t quite “feel” right anymore, that's…