Urogynaecology

What is Urogynaecology?

When you have lower abdominal pain, it can be difficult to decipher if your pain is caused by menstrual cramps, bladder spasms, a urinary tract infection, or another issue that affects your pelvic organs.

Dr Farag and the caring team at Coastal Women’s Health have extensive experience in urogynaecology care.

Which conditions do we treat?

The highly regarded team at Coastal Women’s Health provides comprehensive care for a wide variety of issues that affect your pelvic organs and connective tissues. Some of the most common conditions we treat include:

Uterine and vaginal prolapse
Urinary incontinence
Pelvic floor disorders
Urinary tract or bladder infections
Interstitial cystitis

Your dedicated team at Coastal Women’s Health will discuss with you in detail about what you’re experiencing. They may perform a pelvic exam, run some labs, or even order an in-office ultrasound to diagnose you. Once your urogynaecology expert better understands what’s triggering your symptoms, they can then talk with you about all of your treatment options.

When should I see a Gynaecologist?

Anytime you experience discomfort in your pelvic region that gets worse or doesn’t go away, it’s important to schedule a urogynaecology exam at Coastal Women’s Health. Pelvic pain and related symptoms are never something you should ignore since the underlying condition may only get worse, especially if it’s an infection.

You should book an evaluation at Coastal Women’s Health if you notice:

• Burning while urinating
• Lower back pain
• Twisting or stabbing pains
• Blood in your urine
• Bladder leakage
• Problems emptying your bladder or bowels

Find out more about the treatment options provided at Coastal Women’s Health:

Wave Chair
EMS Chair
Mona Lisa Touch
Minimally Invasive Surgery

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