chrissyhowie
05-29-2003, 07:57 AM
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I am a Urogynecologist. This is a subspecialty of Ob/Gyn which concentrates on female incontinence and pelvic reconstructive surgery. I don't actively practice obstetrics anymore, but I do still cover the residents while on call for deliveries once in a while. Now that you know that, my subject title doesn't seem so odd! So as much I would love to meet all of your ladies in person, I hope that it isn't because you need my type of services professionally! But, on a more serious note, if you do have issues with incontinence or prolapse, please tell your doctor about them because there may be interventions that can really help available for your specific needs.
I have so enjoyed the information and interaction that I have gotten from these boards. Thank you to anyone out there who has ever posted even a single message for this! I look forward to continuing getting to know you all and to give back a little!
**Edited because I realized my subject line was not very inviting to the dads out there! Hey, guys have pelvic floor muscles too -- they just don't have quite the same, uhm, issues post-delivery as gals do!
I am a Urogynecologist. This is a subspecialty of Ob/Gyn which concentrates on female incontinence and pelvic reconstructive surgery. I don't actively practice obstetrics anymore, but I do still cover the residents while on call for deliveries once in a while. Now that you know that, my subject title doesn't seem so odd! So as much I would love to meet all of your ladies in person, I hope that it isn't because you need my type of services professionally! But, on a more serious note, if you do have issues with incontinence or prolapse, please tell your doctor about them because there may be interventions that can really help available for your specific needs.
I have so enjoyed the information and interaction that I have gotten from these boards. Thank you to anyone out there who has ever posted even a single message for this! I look forward to continuing getting to know you all and to give back a little!
**Edited because I realized my subject line was not very inviting to the dads out there! Hey, guys have pelvic floor muscles too -- they just don't have quite the same, uhm, issues post-delivery as gals do!