Understanding and Easing Urogynaecology Symptom.
Urogynaecological conditions are common in women, especially after childbirth or the onset of perimenopause / menopause. Most of the problems can be managed and improved.
The most common conditions include urinary incontinence or frequent urgency, pelvic organ prolapse and recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs). Treatments include programmes of pelvic floor exercises to strengthen muscles, vulvovaginal local/topical oestrogen applications, other medications, vaginal pessaries, and lifestyle and dietary modifications.
In rare, severe cases surgical interventions or botox for the bladder may be needed. I can refer you accordingly.
Most importantly, I will listen sympathetically to your concerns and help you build your confidence to find the approach that gives you the best possible outcomes.
BMS accredited Menopause Specialist and Menopause Trainer
BMS accredited Menopause Specialist & Menopause Trainer
Vulval discomfort refers to ongoing irritation, soreness, dryness, or pain in the external genital area. It can be caused by a range of factors and should never be ignored.
Every woman’s experience is unique. Take the first step toward relief and book a supportive consultation today.
Every woman deserves to feel at ease in her body — physically, emotionally, and confidently. If something does not feel quite right, let’s talk it through. Compassionate, expert care is just a step away, and you never have to face things alone.
