Urogynecology
Is Stress Affecting Your Gynecological Health?
Stress is a common, unavoidable component of being human. While some stress is normal, too much has long been recognized as detrimental to health and well-being. What many women don’t know is that stress can also negatively impact gynecological health, possibly contributing to certain urogynecological conditions. Keep reading to take a closer look at the…
Read MoreHow Mind-Body Practices Contribute to Gynecological Health
For women, maintaining gynecological health and balanced hormones is vital to their health and well-being. While many women know the importance of healthy habits like diet, adequate sleep and fitness, mind-body practices like meditation, yoga and mindfulness can contribute to improved gynecological health, hormonal balance and pelvic floor strength. Take a closer look at how…
Read MoreA Closer Look at IV-C Therapy for Pelvic Floor Muscle Function
To date, intravenous vitamin C therapy has been shown to be beneficial for a number of urogynecological conditions. This could be directly tied to the fact that vitamin C may support pelvic floor function and health in unique ways. At the Coyle Institute, Dr. Coyle and the team are continually monitoring new urogynecological developments and…
Read MoreUncovering the Connection: Exploring the Link Between Stress and Lichen Sclerosus
Lichen sclerosus (LS) is a concerning skin condition characterized by itchy and sometimes painful patches of skin around the female genitalia. This uncomfortable condition is considered chronic and often results in discomfort during sex and even difficulties with urination. Dr. Michael Coyle, a Board Certified Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgeon, continually works to get…
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