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LEARN MOREGynos recommend this form of physical therapy to women who have incontinence issues, pain during sex, or loose muscles that may have been caused by childbirth.
LEARN MOREHere are 10 types of food and drink that can worsen overactive bladder.
LEARN MOREIn a perfect world, your dozing hours look something like this: As you kill the lights, receptors in your eyes signal your body to prep for the sandman.
LEARN MOREYou’re armed with a heating pad, pain meds, and enough food to stock a mini-mart. But what you really need is to break a sweat.
LEARN MOREThis might sound obvious, but many people approach exercise at full force and don’t slow down long enough to truly feel what’s going on in their bodies.
LEARN MOREThe New Year is a time for renewal and rebirth. It’s a time to shed what doesn’t serve you and set goals and intentions for what you want to draw into your life.
LEARN MOREThanksgiving is National Family Health History Day!
LEARN MOREWomen with uterine fibroids wait more than three years on average before seeking treatment, even though symptoms often interfere with their everyday lives, a new survey finds.
LEARN MOREMovember is more than just an excuse to grow a fine piece of moustachery, it’s about creating conversations while raising funds and awareness for men’s health.
LEARN MOREWhile questions about the Ebola virus mount, the CDC announced new guidelines last night for hospital workers caring for patients with Ebola.
LEARN MORERegular screening tests (along with follow-up tests and treatment if diagnosed) reduce your chance of dying from breast cancer.
LEARN MOREThere’s been a ton of well-deserved attention on breast cancer, but we need to think beyond the pink—these five other types can pose serious threats to women too.
LEARN MOREGet the facts when it comes to these common digestive myths.
LEARN MORESleep is often one of the first things to go during the transition into menopause. These solutions can help you wake up on the right side of the bed.
LEARN MOREStress incontinence occurs when your bladder leaks urine during physical activity or exertion. It may happen when you cough, lift something heavy, or exercise.
LEARN MOREThese three sudden warning signs may save your life.
LEARN MOREInterstitial cystitis (int-uhr-STISH-uhl siss-TYT-uhss) (IC), is a chronic pain condition that affects the bladder.
LEARN MOREFear of bladder accidents can isolate you from work, friends, and family. You may feel so alone, but you’re not.
LEARN MORELearn more about fecal incontinence.
LEARN MORELearn more about the causes of female orgasmic disorder.
LEARN MOREIf it feels as if you plan your life around the proximity of the nearest bathroom, you’re not alone.
LEARN MOREKegel exercises strengthen the muscles of the pelvic floor, the “hammock” of muscles that control the flow of urine and hold the pelvic organs in place.
LEARN MOREInjections of Botox may be as good as pills for putting the brakes on an overactive bladder.
LEARN MOREToday I performed the first Sacrocolpopexy in the world on the new da Vinci Xi.
LEARN MOREA diagnosis of overactive bladder (OAB) may seem like very bad news. But there is some good news: Overactive bladder is treatable, and the newest treatments offer more options, different methods of delivery and side effects that some women may find easier to tolerate than those with older remedies.
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