Category: Urology for Women

Menstruation and urinary function are intrinsically linked for individuals with a uterus, creating unique hygiene considerations throughout the menstrual cycle. Understanding this connection is crucial…

As women move past menopause and into their 60s, changes in the body are inevitable – and often come with a new set of considerations…

Blood in urine, medically termed hematuria, can be a disconcerting discovery for any woman. It’s understandable to feel anxious and immediately jump to worst-case scenarios.…

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are incredibly common, particularly among women due to anatomical differences. Many women will experience at least one UTI in their lifetime,…

Surgical procedures, even those seemingly unrelated to the pelvic region, can sometimes lead to unexpected changes in bladder function for women. This is due to…

Kidney disease, often a silent threat, impacts millions worldwide and can significantly affect overall health and quality of life. For women specifically, recognizing the early…

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are a common nuisance, but for many women, they’re more than just an occasional annoyance – they can be a recurring…

Low libido, or decreased sexual desire, is a common concern for women of all ages, but it often goes unaddressed due to stigma or the…

Urological health is often perceived as a primarily male concern, but the reality is that women experience a wide range of urological issues throughout their…

Estrogen is a powerful hormone playing a pivotal role in the female reproductive system, but its influence extends far beyond that – impacting numerous bodily…