Women Don’t Have to Live with Bladder Leakage
By Leah Moynihan, NP Division of Urogynecology and Pelvic Surgery Bladder leakage can be a difficult, and sometimes embarrassing problem. It might prevent you from going to exercise class …
Women’s Center for Pelvic Medicine and Surgery is Moving
Effective September 13th, the Women’s Center for Pelvic Medicine and Surgery, currently located in Suite 160 at Worcester Medical Center, is moving. The Center will relocate to Reliant Medical …
Medical Minute: Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy – What to Expect
Olga Treko, Doctor of Physical Therapy, discusses what to expect at a pelvic floor physical therapy appointment. Find out the reasons you may need pelvic floor physical therapy, what …
How to Talk To Your Doctor About Pelvic Floor Disorders
By Amos Adelowo, MD, MPH, FACOG, FPMRS Every doctor understands that women may have a hard time talking about problems “down there.” However, there is no reason to be …
Taking Control of Your Bladder Symptoms
The bladder is a very important organ that is responsible for urine storage. Nevertheless, a significant number of women struggle with bladder control issues on a daily basis. These …
Medical Minute: Pelvic Organ Prolapse
We visited with Dr. Amos Adelowo, the director of our Urogynecology department, to learn more about Pelvic Organ Prolapse, a common condition many women experience in their lifetime. Watch …