Women suffering from pelvic floor disorders like incontinence or prolapse should seek diagnosis and treatment from their doctor. Their treatment plan could include pelvic floor occupational therapy, which can address ...

Women suffering with incontinence are often embarrassed to go out, limit their activities, and sometimes even avoid seeing a doctor. Besides physical side effects, there are mental health impacts of ...

So you think you have an annoying bladder infection, and you don’t feel like going to the doctor.  Can you leave your UTI untreated? If so, how long do UTIs ...

It’s not surprising that incontinence can make it difficult to get a proper night’s rest. Urinary incontinence is defined as the unintentional loss of urine. Many women are used to ...

Recovering from any kind of surgery takes time, with different experiences depending on the type of procedure. Women undergoing a hysterectomy will learn that there are variations on the surgery, ...

Many of us know the feeling: laugh at a joke, sneeze or cough and suffer an embarrassing leak of urine. This condition, known as stress urinary incontinence, affects twice as ...

Instructions after surgery typically encourage plenty of rest, but how much rest is too much? Women who have had a hysterectomy need to give themselves time to heal, but does ...

Living with a prolapse brings with it several disruptive side effects. You may have pain in your pelvis, abdomen or lower back, and sometimes urine leakage or incontinence.1  Getting enough ...

Recovering from surgery takes time, and a hysterectomy is no different. If you’ve recently had a hysterectomy, you need to give yourself a chance to recoup. Here are some hysterectomy ...

Women with endometriosis often suffer severe pelvic pain in addition to other symptoms. Living with the discomfort and pain can impact your daily life. Here’s how to help endometriosis pain. ...