All you need to know about Urogynecology

A woman is the pillar of strength in every family. The very essence of caring comes from a woman and this is no secret. However, when it comes to the same woman while seeking medical advice, the first suggestion that comes to anybody’s mind is, visiting a good Gynaecologist.

According to vastly experienced doctors serving at Sagar Hospital, rated by many as the best hospital for Gynaecology services in Bangalore, the interesting thing here is to understand the key difference between two critical branches of medicine; Gynaecology and Urogynaecology!

Through this article, we try to get a closer view of both; the difference and an exclusive insight into Urogynaecology.

Gynaecology and Urogynaecology

The best Gynaecologists in Bangalore associated with Sagar Hospital have this to say;

While Gynaecologistsattend to women more regularly for common problems, Urogynaecologists are specialists, who receive additional training in Urology and the associated part of Gynaecology. This helps them treat patients with conditions associated with the Pelvic Floor.

Top Urogynaecologist doctors in Bangalore are of the opinion that good pelvic health is very important as organs like the vagina, uterus, bladder and rectum are supported anatomically and functionally by the pelvic floor.

Top Urogynaecologist doctors in Bangalore are of the opinion that good pelvic health is very important as organs like the vagina, uterus, bladder and rectum are supported anatomically and functionally by the pelvic floor.

Why should you visit a Urogynaecologist?

As per leading Urogynaecologists associated with the best hospital for Urogynaecology in Bangalore, the common symptoms for which you will need to visit a urogynaecologist include:

• An overactive bladder leading to frequent visits to the restroom and leakage before reaching the toilet.
• Leakage of urine during daily activities like coughing, sneezing and exercises.
• Losing control over the bladder and feeling a need to urinate (when you otherwise actually wouldn’t want to) with repeated wetting of undergarments.
• Chronic Urinary Tract Infection
• Chronic constipation associated with bowel problems
• A bit of pressure or pain in the pelvis area
• Feeling a sense of fullness, heaviness, pricking or pulling in the vagina, which increases by the end of the day
• Pain during intercourse, decreased sexual desire

On developing any of the above symptoms, there is no need to feel embarrassed or unduly worried as a qualified Urogynaecologist can comfortably and safely address these issues.

Now, it will be of great advantage to understand some of the common conditions associated with Urogynaecology, which can make your discussion with your Urogynaecology specialist, more comfortable and productive.

Common conditions observed in Urogynaecology

According to urogynaecology specialists in Bangalore, the commonly observed conditions in Urogynaecology include:

• Stress and Urge Urinary Incontinence
• Pelvic Organ Prolapse
• Genitourinary Fistula
• Pelvic Floor and Voiding Dysfunction
• Vulvodynia and Pelvic Pain
• Obstetric and Sphincter injuries (OASIS)

With advanced technology diagnostic and surgical equipment and some of the best urogynaecology surgeons in Bangalore, Sagar Hospital has all the required facilities in place to offer safe and secure medical as well as surgical treatment for Urogynaecology disorders.

Urogynaecology Procedures

Urogynaecology in Bangalore is now a strong combination of medical expertise and surgical brilliance, supported in-depth by niche medical technology. Based on the complexity of the problem your doctors might decide on the type of treatment. Where matters are a little bit more serious than anticipated, the hospital offers different types of surgical procedures to handle the disorders. Some of the common surgical procedures performed are;

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• Surgery for Uterovaginal Prolapse
• Surgery for vaginal vault prolapse (Post Hysterectomy)
• Surgery for Stress Urinary Incontinence
• Surgery for Urge Incontinence and Voiding dysfunction
• Surgery for Genitourinary fistulas