Urogynecology

Non-surgical urogynecology offers women a path to healing and comfort without the need for hospital-based procedures. For those with pelvic floor concerns such as bladder leakage or prolapse, in-office treatments can help restore confidence, function, and quality of life. Dr. Michael Coyle has long been a leader in women’s pelvic health, performing advanced surgical procedures…

Interstitial cystitis is a chronic condition that causes bladder and pelvic pain. This disease is also known as “painful bladder syndrome.” For people with this condition, pain in the bladder from interstitial cystitis can be mild or severe and may be triggered by other events such as menstruation, sexual intercourse, exercise or sitting too long.…

While the gut is often assumed to influence only digestion, the gut microbiome plays a large role in overall health. The gut microbiome is the vast community of microorganisms living in the digestive tract, including good and bad bacteria. The balance of this bacteria influences digestion, immune function and various other facets of health, including…

The recent advancements in minimally invasive procedures in urogynecology, like TULIP®, are a sure sign of a much-needed shift toward patient-centered care. In the context of urogynecology, patient-centered care involves customizing treatment plans to address each woman’s unique symptoms, lifestyle considerations and personal goals while prioritizing her comfort, recovery and long-term health outcomes. Innovative procedures…