November is Bladder Health Awareness Month—a good time to get answers about leaks, frequent bathroom trips and other symptoms that may be getting in your way.
Bladder concerns come in many forms. You might leak when you laugh or exercise, feel a sudden urge to go, experience recurring urinary tract infections or have trouble emptying your bladder. Whatever your symptoms, understanding the cause is the first step toward finding relief.
At Premier Women’s Health, our bladder specialists help women get to the root of their concerns and explore treatment options that fit their needs. Our team includes urogynecologists, pelvic health physical therapists, and dieticians who address bladder control and related pelvic floor concerns.
You don’t need to know what’s wrong before asking for help—and you don’t need to wait for your annual exam.
Find Answers for Bladder Concerns this November & Into the New Year
Join a Bladder and Bowel Health Webinar
Wednesday, November 11, at 6:30 p.m.
Join Dr. Kevin Hallman for a discussion of common bladder and bowel concerns, possible causes and treatment options—from lifestyle changes and medications to office procedures and surgery. This event is free but registration is required. Learn more and register.
Tune In: Bladder and Pelvic Health Conversations
Our upcoming podcasts on MyTalk107.1 feature Premier experts discussing concerns that can affect your comfort, confidence and daily life:
- November 14: Overactive bladder with Dr. Jenny Zhang. Learn about sudden urges, frequent bathroom trips and when to seek help.
- November 28: Stress incontinence with Dr. Matthew Palmer. Explore urine leakage with coughing, laughing or exercise—and options for better bladder control.
- December 12: Pelvic health with physical therapist Bridgett Bonte-Chun. Learn about the pelvic floor and how specialized physical therapy can help.
- February 13: Pelvic organ prolapse with Dr. Eric English. Understand what happens when pelvic organs shift out of position, symptoms to pay attention to, and treatment options.
Tune in at The Hormone Factor for all podcast episodes!
Read Our Latest Blog
Sudden urges? Frequent bathroom trips? Our November blog, Overactive Bladder: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment Options, explains what OAB is and the options that may help.
Read the blog.
Ready for Answers About Your Own Symptoms?
Schedule a visit with Premier’s bladder specialists. We’ll help you understand what’s happening and what to do next. Meet our bladder specialists.
Want Other Resources?
Our team recommends Voices for PFD, which is developed by the American Urogynecologic Society (AUGS). Visit https://www.voicesforpfd.org/