Women’s Health

Conditions including overactive bladder and pelvic floor weakness are inevitable for many women, but are highly treatable, especially when detected early.

Conditions We Treat

Women may experience urological health issues that are unique to their anatomy. Childbirth, menopause or a hysterectomy can alter the body in ways that could lead to conditions including pelvic floor weakness, overactive bladder or inflammation of the bladder wall (interstitial cystitis). Fortunately, most conditions are highly treatable, especially when caught early.

Our physicians have mastered the most innovative treatments for unparalleled care in areas including:

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Recent Blogs

  1. Why Men AND Women Should See a Urologist: 6 Conditions

    You might hear someone say “urologist” and think of age-related bladder problems or male prostate issues. But did you know urologists see adult men and women of any age for a variety of urinary and sexual health conditions? One day you might find yourself needing the expertise of a urologist to diagnose a sexual-health issue…

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    Just because something is common, it isn’t necessarily easy to live with. Ask any man after first experiencing the symptoms of an enlarged prostate, or benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). BPH is common. Nearly half of all men experience symptoms of BPH by the age of 60. In fact, there are more men seeking treatment for enlarged prostates in this country than…

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    Most kidney cancer patients have pretty good odds of recovery – nearly eight in 10 survive at least five years after their kidney cancer diagnoses. But to join that good-odds club, you have to know the symptoms to proactively seek care. The sooner kidney cancer is detected, the better your chances of survival. And more…

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