Many of the conditions associated with pelvic pain have overlapping symptoms. Learn more about what’s causing your pelvic pain and how to get relief.

Having a baby can be a wonderful moment in your life. But it can cause a lot of changes too, especially when it comes to your body. If you’re experiencing bladder control issues after your pregnancy, you’re not alone. It’s a common issue.

Urinary incontinence can be uncomfortable, embarrassing, and a disruption to your life. What if a few dietary changes could help?

Have you experienced unexplained cramping, bloating, pelvic pain, or excessive bleeding? If so, you may have uterine fibroids. Keep reading to learn what fibroids feel like and how to treat them.

Urinary tract infections peak in the summer, and they can be both painful and inconvenient. Find out what you can do to prevent a UTI, and learn why you shouldn’t ignore symptoms of an infection.

Pelvic pain has many possible causes, and vulvodynia is one of them.

Endometriosis is one of the leading causes of infertility in women, but even if you’ve received an endometriosis diagnosis, you do have options to help you conceive and carry a child.

If embarrassing accidents prevent you from leaving your home, traveling, or participating in sports you enjoy, you’re not alone. Fecal incontinence is a common health condition, especially among women, that indicates an underlying health issue.

It can be frustrating when the solution to a problem begets a bigger problem, which can happen with vaginal meshes. Luckily, we have the solution.

If you’re plagued by pelvic pain and you’ve been unable to find relief, there may still be one solution that will bring help you — Botox. Here’s how.

Urinary incontinence can be inconvenient and embarrassing, interfering with your daily routine and enjoyment of life. Though there are many causes behind urinary incontinence, treatment can reduce or eliminate your symptoms.

Overactive bladder can impact your professional life, your fitness efforts, and your sleep schedule. However, several treatment options can make this condition less disruptive.

Vaginal health is one of those topics you probably avoid discussing with most people. But when you’re experiencing vaginal dryness, irritation, and inflammation, your women’s health specialist at Boston Urogyn can help – if you seek treatment.

Odds are you believed vaginal mesh surgery would resolve your urinary incontinence and other symptoms of pelvic organ prolapse. Unfortunately, many women develop serious problems after the procedure. Learn the symptoms of vaginal mesh complications.

UTIs are common enough that they make the “most frequent reasons women see a doctor” list. Just because everyone else is doing it, however, it doesn’t mean you have to as well. Learn how you can help prevent UTIs and maybe cut back on doctor visits.

If you are female and have ever had a child, are approaching menopause or simply getting older every year, you probably need to know what pelvic organ prolapse is and the symptoms it causes. Read on to discover more about this common condition.

It wouldn’t be shocking if the unexpected loss of stool is the last thing you want to discuss, let alone experience. But understanding the typical causes and treatment options available for fecal incontinence is often the first step toward a solution.

Women are sometimes surprised to discover the pain they experience during sex is often due to a variety of treatable physical issues. Find out more about what may be causing your discomfort and how Dr. Kohli can help.

The pain and burning of a urinary tract infection are more than just annoying. It can cause significant distress as you rush to the restroom and, untreated, can lead to more serious problems. Know the signs of a UTI so you can stop it in its tracks.

If you’re like most women, you never gave urinary incontinence (UI) a second thought until you had your first baby.