Dr. Jannah Thompson. She’s a board certified urogynecologist and urologist in private practice in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and she’s an expert not only about the diagnosis and treatment of bowel issues, but also about making patients feel comfortable reaching out and finding the help they need.
Stress urinary incontinence, or SUI, is one of the most common types of bladder issues that women face, but there’s a lot of confusion about
Pelvic floor strengthening devices have produced remarkable results for countless women suffering from incontinence, but it’s easy to get confused by all the choices out
In this edition of Life Without Leaks, we’re joined by Melissa Nassaney, Physical Therapist, women’s health educator and founder of Full Circle Pelvic Health in
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On today’s episode, we’re talking with Dr. Kathleen Kobashi, chair of the Department of Urology at Houston Methodist Hospital, about patients’ perspectives on some of
We all know how important Kegel exercises are for pelvic floor health – they can help prevent or delay the start of leaky episodes, and
The symptoms of Pelvic Organ Prolapse can range from a modest degree of pressure in the pelvic
When Mia Abbruzzese discovered that her mother was struggling with incontinence, the entrepreneur in her realized that there had to be better solutions than what
Do you have to see a specialist if you have symptoms of incontinence? What can you do to get the most out of your appointment?
Shat’s kind of, I would say, I really started noticing it about like six years ago and spent a year kind of figuring it out and getting diagnosed and trying to solve it.
On this episode of the NAFC Life Without Leaks Podcast, we’re talking with Dr. Cary Fishburne about transvaginal mesh, and how to make the overall incontinence conversation a bit more comfortable.
