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A Notable Shift Toward Safer, Less-Invasive Urogynecological Procedures

By Coyle Institute

The Coyle Institute and Dr. Michael Coyle are at the forefront of providing the most innovative and effective treatments for urogynecological conditions. From TULIP® and diVa® laser therapy to thorough genetic testing and cutting-edge hormonal treatments, Dr. Coyle strives to make treatment as minimally invasive and effective as possible. Therefore, treatments like TULIP® are common…

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Taking Back Your Life With Lichen Sclerosus Management

By Coyle Institute
Middle-aged woman sitting calmly, conveying well-being and positivity, symbolizing effective management of lichen sclerosus.

While relatively rare compared to some urogynecological conditions, lichen sclerosus (LS) can be exceptionally frustrating to deal with. Known for causing severe itching and painful patches of skin in the genital area, LS can lead to pain, disrupt sexual relationships and be a source of embarrassment for an individual. While the condition is chronic, certain…

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A Closer Look at Incontinence and the Latest Treatments

By Coyle Institute
A woman holding her abdomen, depicting the discomfort of incontinence.

Bladder and bowel incontinence are very common conditions that affect people of all ages, but women can be more likely to struggle with these disrupting conditions. Incontinence can be brought on by childbirth, hormonal changes, menopause and several other common things a woman may go through in life. Thankfully, several treatments exist, including surgical and…

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Understanding the Role of Progesterone in Fertility and Menstruation

By Coyle Institute
Close-up of a woman holding a positive pregnancy test, reflecting the critical role of progesterone in pregnancy and menstrual health.

Progesterone is a hormone produced by the ovaries, placenta (during pregnancy) and adrenal glands. This natural steroid hormone affects and regulates many processes in the female body, including the menstrual cycle and pregnancy. The hormone also plays a protective role, keeping the uterus safe from the effects of other hormones. “Progesterone helps to protect the…

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