3 Common Infections That Affect Young Women And How To Treat Them.
You’re young, healthy and probably think you’re invincible. However there are some infections that are common in young women. Read below to learn about
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You’re young, healthy and probably think you’re invincible. However there are some infections that are common in young women. Read below to learn about
Sometimes it’s hard to open up with others about what’s happening with our health. But doing so can help you gain valuable insights into your
The decision to undergo pelvic reconstructive surgery to correct pelvic organ prolapse (POP) can be difficult. Women often wait years dealing with symptoms of POP
Read our thoughts about and a review of three popular products that claim to improve pelvic floor strength. We’ve all heard the age-old advice that
Simply stated – the pelvic floor isn’t just a female thing – it is a muscular sling supporting the pelvic and abdominal organs of men and women. Here are some great pelvic floor tips for both men and women.
A Guest Blog By Dr. Harriette Scarpero, M.D. It’s estimated that over 37 million Americans live with Overactive Bladder (1,2) – the urgent and frequent
Is there a link between obesity and incontinence? Learn how shedding some weight may help with those bladder leaks.
A Guest Blog By Sally Connor I am a 38-year old woman, and I am angry. Angry that my body has changed so much since I’ve
Recently, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel published an article titled “With overactive bladder, drug companies helped create a $3 billion market.” In the article, the authors
What Are UTIs? UTIs, or Urinary Tract Infections, will affect most women at some point in their lifetime. UTIs are recognized by the burning sensation
When Dalia was 28, she had her first child. She’d had a normal pregnancy, and like many of her friends, had some light leakage after
Pelvic organ prolapse (POP) can cause a woman to experience many symptoms – incontinence, a heavy feeling in the vagina, or feeling like you are
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