Pelvic Health

Pelvic health con­cerns can affect your com­fort, con­fi­dence, and every­day life, but fig­ur­ing out which type of spe­cial­ist to see is not always sim­ple. At Duly Health and Care, our mul­ti­dis­ci­pli­nary teams work togeth­er to under­stand your symp­toms and con­nect you with the right care.

Our mul­ti­dis­ci­pli­nary approach brings togeth­er spe­cial­ists in urol­o­gy, gas­troen­terol­o­gy, surgery, OBG­YN, and phys­i­cal ther­a­py, giv­ing you access to coor­di­nat­ed pelvic health care close to home.

Whether you’re expe­ri­enc­ing blad­der con­cerns, bow­el changes, pelvic pain, sex­u­al dys­func­tion, symp­toms fol­low­ing prostate treat­ment, or changes relat­ed to preg­nan­cy or menopause, we’ll help you find the right next step.

Pelvic Health Symp­toms We Treat

Pelvic health symp­toms are com­mon and can have many pos­si­ble caus­es. Because the blad­der, bow­el, repro­duc­tive organs, and pelvic floor are close­ly con­nect­ed, symp­toms can some­times overlap.

Talk with a Duly provider if you’re experiencing:

• Pelvic pain or pressure

• Blad­der pain

• Uri­nary leak­age or incontinence

• Fre­quent or urgent urination

• Dif­fi­cul­ty emp­ty­ing your bladder

• Pain or dif­fi­cul­ty with urination

• Recur­rent uri­nary tract infections

• Bow­el leak­age or fecal incontinence

• Fecal urgency 

• Chron­ic anal pain

• Con­sti­pa­tion or dif­fi­cul­ty with bow­el movements

• Pain dur­ing or after bow­el movements

• Pain dur­ing or after sex

• Erec­tile or sex­u­al dysfunction

• Pelvic organ pro­lapse or a feel­ing of heav­i­ness or bulging

• Pelvic floor weak­ness, tight­ness or mus­cle spasms

• Pain with sit­ting or phys­i­cal activity

• Abdom­i­nal or pelvic discomfort

• Pelvic floor symp­toms dur­ing or after pregnancy

• Changes in blad­der, bow­el or pelvic health dur­ing menopause

• Uri­nary leak­age or pelvic floor symp­toms fol­low­ing prostate surgery

Who should you see for Pelvic Health concerns?

If you’re expe­ri­enc­ing a pelvic health con­cern for the first time, your Duly Pri­ma­ry Care provider is a good place to start. They can eval­u­ate your symp­toms and con­nect you with anoth­er pelvic health spe­cial­ist if you need addi­tion­al expertise.

Some symp­toms may have a more direct start­ing point:

Wher­ev­er you start, you have a con­nect­ed team behind you. Your Duly provider can help coor­di­nate your care across Pri­ma­ry Care, urol­o­gy, OBG­YN, gas­troen­terol­o­gy, col­orec­tal surgery, pelvic floor phys­i­cal ther­a­py, pain man­age­ment, and behav­ioral health based on your indi­vid­ual needs.

Sched­ule with a Pelvic Health specialist

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