What is a Urogynecologist?

Urogynecology is a surgical sub-specialty of both urology and gynecology. Doctors called Urogynecologists, or Urogyns, receive special training to diagnose and treat women with pelvic floor disorders, which may encompass the bladder, reproductive orders, or bowels. 

All UBERDOC Urogynecologists are leading board-certified experts and have the skills, experience, and qualifications needed to provide the world-class Urogynecological care you deserve, on your terms. 

UBERDOC was designed by physicians to give primary care patients a better option—combining the convenient, on-demand access of a primary care walk-in or urgent care clinic with the expert specialist care that is typically not available there. UBERDOC Orthopedists reserve exclusive appointments available only to UBERDOC patients.  Whether you need to be seen next-day or on your next day off—you’re always at the front of the line for the accelerated Orthopedist care and you need, when you need it.

UBERDOC Urogynecologists reserve exclusive appointments available only to UBERDOC patients. Whether you need to be seen next-day or on your day off – you’re always at the front of the line for the urogynecological care you need, when you need it. 

Booking a Urogynecologist consultation on UBERDOC gives you exclusive access to the top specialist of your choice, on your schedule, with no insurance network, referral, or authorization restrictions. All for one exclusive, affordable, and flat price. 

Common diagnoses are problems of prolapse, troublesome urinary or fecal incontinence, pelvic pain, bladder pain, or fistulas. Urogynecologists also increasingly oversee women who have experienced trauma to their perineum during childbirth. 

Contemporary Urogynecology practices encourage multidisciplinary teams to aid in caring for their patient, often using the collaborative advice of urologists, colorectal surgeons, elderly care physicians, and physiotherapists. This is especially important for the care of patients with complex problems. 

Patients are cared for with a combination of history taking, a pelvic examination, and when needed, a bladder diary. Many urogynecological treatments are non-surgical, such as behavioral modification or drug therapies. However, if necessary, there are more invasive options available, such as botulinum injections or reconstructive surgeries. 

Save time, save money, and get the urogynecology care you need to be well. Find and book your Urogynecology appointment on UBERDOC today.