Author: Dr. Thomas R. Blake, MD

Women’s bodies are remarkable systems, constantly adapting and changing throughout their lives. From hormonal fluctuations during menstruation and pregnancy to the unique physiological demands placed…

Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) represent a significant public health concern, often carrying social stigma alongside potential long-term health consequences. While many associate STIs primarily with…

Kidney stones are a surprisingly common health concern, affecting millions worldwide. While often associated with men, women experience kidney stones too, sometimes presenting in ways…

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are a common nuisance for many, but they disproportionately affect women. While men certainly experience UTIs, the incidence rate in women…

Urinary dribbling, the involuntary leakage of small amounts of urine after you’ve already finished urinating, is a surprisingly common issue affecting women of all ages…

Bladder pressure is a surprisingly common complaint among women, often described as a persistent feeling of fullness, discomfort, or even pain in the lower abdomen…

Nausea is an incredibly unpleasant sensation, often associated with gastrointestinal issues like food poisoning or viral infections. However, many women are surprised to learn that…

Bladder issues are surprisingly common, affecting women of all ages. They can range from mild inconvenience to significantly impacting daily life, causing stress, anxiety, and…

Urinary frequency, the need to urinate often, is a common complaint among women. While typically associated with pain or discomfort – symptoms that immediately signal…

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are remarkably common, particularly among women. This isn’t due to any inherent weakness in female anatomy, but rather biological factors that…