7 Things That Are Better For Your Pelvic Floor Than Kegels
In an interview with SheKnows, Dr. Lauren G. Rascoff and fellow experts share pelvic floor health tips that reach beyond the well-known practice of kegel exercises.
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Always Gotta Go? Try Cannabis for OAB
Dr. Kathleen Connell shared in Fresh Toast how research shows cannabis is a promising area of treatment for OAB. OAB is a common condition causing an uncontrollable urgency to urinate or "go."
How to Resolve Buttock Pain After Giving Birth
Dr. Birnbaum explains what causes pospartum buttock pain in her interview with Romper. She also discusses the treatments for this issue.
Worst Sex Misconception: Only Guys Have Issues With Sexual Dysfunction
Dr. Guess shares with The Hamilton Spectator that the idea that only guys have issues with sexual dysfunction is the biggest misconception about sex she encounters.
Things Women Should Know About Their Pelvic Floor
Dr. Rascoff discusses with Shape Magazine the importance of pelvic floor muscles and how every woman can take better care of her pelvic floor health.
Bladder Leakage Is the Silent Epidemic
Drs. Guess and Connell spoke with InStyle about why discussing incontinence and loss of bladder control should not be a taboo topic like so many women treat it.
Dr. Connell Named 2018 Top Doc by 5280 Magazine
Dr. Kathleen Connell of University of Colorado Urogynecology was named one of four top doctors in Denver for the field of female pelvic medicine and reconstructive surgery by 5280 Magazine.
Good Vibrator for Female Sexual Dysfunction
Dr. Marsha K. Guess spoke with StyleCaster about the recent study she led that showed a specific vibrator has a host of benefits for those who suffer from some sexual arousal or sensation problems and may work to heal underlying nerve damage.
CU Urogynecologists Talk with Radio Shows on a Possible Solution to Female Sexual Dysfunction
Drs. Guess & Connell talked about their recent study, which looked at the effect genital vibratory stimulation devices have on female sexual dysfunction.
What To Know About Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder
University of Colorado doctors Marsha K. Guess and Kathleen Connell spoke with Hello Flo about persistent genital arousal disorder, its signs and symptoms as well as ways to improve arousal for those affected.
Study Led by CU Doctors Finds Genital Stimulators Can Alleviate Sexual Dysfunction
CU Urogynecology Drs. Guess and Connell led a study that found the use of a genital vibratory stimulation device (GVSD) improves sexual dysfunction in women.
High Post-Pregnancy BMI Raises Risk of Pelvic Organ Prolapse
Dr. Connell's joint study with the Yale School of Medicine finds that maintaining an appropriate healthy weight after pregnancy (as determined by body mass index, BMI) reduces the risk of pelvic organ prolapse.
Incoming Speciality Gynecology Fellows Underprepared for Advanced Surgeries
CU study gauging incoming OBGYN resident fellow preparedness & training found that only 20% are able to independently perform a vaginal hysterectomy.
Dr. Karlotta Davis Named Top Doc by 5280 Magazine
CU Urogynecology's Dr. Davis was named a top female pelvic medicine doctor in Denver by 5280 Magazine. She has been named a top doctor in 2012, 2013 & 2014.
Prolapse Surgery Success Is Equal in Two Methods
Two common transvaginal surgeries for treating pelvic organ prolapse delivered comparable success rates, and pelvic floor muscle training did not alter outcomes, Dr. Kathleen Connell and others reported.
Dr. Connell Discusses Women's Bike Safety on 9News
Board-certified Urogynecologist, Dr. Connell, discusses women's bike safety and the potential affects of cycling on female pelvic health on KUSA's 9News.
Dr. Karlotta Davis Named Top Doc
Dr. Davis of University of Colorado Urogynecology was named one of four top doctors in Denver for the field of female pelvic medicine by 5280 Magazine.