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Can Pessaries "Out-sex" Surgery? A Thoughtful Approach to Incontinence and Prolapse
There have been two approaches to incontinence: surgery and pessaries. Surgery is expensive and risky, while pessaries are affordable and work remarkably quickly. Which should you choose, and why?
Incontinence & Prolapse - Part 2: The Strengths and Limitations of Incontinence Surgery
Have you ever sneezed and felt a small amount of urine spurt out (or something worse?!) Beyond incontinence, you may be suffering from vaginal or pelvic organ prolapse. Find out what surgery can - and cannot - do.
Incontinence & Prolapse - Part 1: The "Genital Hiatus" - What Is It? And Why Should You Care?
Over time, women can experience a gradual weakening of the pelvic muscles due to pregnancy, delivery, nerve damage, weight gain, and aging tissue. The result? Leaking urine, stool, and gas...! Find out what's really going on and what you can do about it.
