7 Caregiving Tips For Your Loved One With Bladder Cancer
Cheryl knew something was wrong with her husband Stan when he started to experience pain in his lower abdomen. He had been losing weight and
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Cheryl knew something was wrong with her husband Stan when he started to experience pain in his lower abdomen. He had been losing weight and
If you have a family member that has had bladder cancer, you may be wondering if it’s something that you’re at risk for developing it
Best advice for great appointments with Dr. Bullock offers his top advice for making the most out of doctor’s appointments, sharing insights from his journey in urology and women’s health.
Did you know that one in six people in the US are 65 years or older? With a growing older population, falls have become a major concern. Learn how managing incontinence can help reduce the risk of falls and improve overall senior health.
If you suffer from a pelvic organ prolapse, you may think surgery is your only option. Here are 6 things to try first.
I was recently diagnosed with a prolapsed bladder, but I still really want to work out. Are there certain exercises or activities I should avoid?
Many women experience with pelvic organ prolapse Cause constipation constipation from time to time – it’s normal. But when the issue starts to happen a lot,
Melodie Narain-Blackwell, a serial entrepreneur and founder of Color of Gastrointestinal Illness, a nonprofit advocacy and support organization for members of minority communities living with GI conditions
Perianal fistulas are a common byproduct of Crohn’s Disease. Read Emma’s story about living with a perianal fistula and learn about the emotional and physical struggles she faced on her path to treatment.
Kristina S. Brown, Adler University Endometriosis or Endometriosis Afflicts causes physical, sexual and emotional pain. About 190 million people around the globe have endometriosis, including
Dr. Gregory Amend discusses understanding and overcoming prostate cancer, highlighting the importance of monitoring, treatment options, and addressing quality of life post-recovery
Many people with incontinence feel shame and embarrassment, but you don’t have to let it get you down. Read our tips for increasing your confidence and self-esteem!
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