Overactive bladder (OAB) is a chronic condition that can affect your life in so many different ways, a lot of times because you are worried about your bladder triggering at the wrong time. Learn about three FDA-approved advanced therapies available that can help you gain control of your bladder.
Strong pelvic floor muscles are vital to a woman’s health and sense of well-being. From your child-bearing years to menopause, it is important to keep your pelvic floor muscles strong and healthy.
DuPage Medical Group Physical Therapy is dedicated to addressing the unique musculoskeletal problems of the pelvis region that can have a significant impact on a woman’s quality of life. Pelvic pain, urinary or fecal incontinence, osteoporosis and pain associated with pregnancy are all conditions that can be evaluated and treated.
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Many women struggle with the stress and daily tasks of taking care of their families, and tend to neglect themselves. Take a 5 minute break for yourself and read our 5 tips to help you be a healthier mom. If you are already incorporating some of these tips, it will help you learn more about your health and preventive care.
Your relationship with your OB/GYNE is an important one and many women continue their relationship with their physician throughout adulthood. Developing a relationship with an OB/GYNE that you are comfortable with can play a vital role in your long-term health.
Pregnancy is an exciting time in a woman’s life, but understanding your growing baby’s milestones and what to expect at each appointment can be overwhelming. To help keep you and your baby healthy throughout your pregnancy, be sure to check out our appointments guide which outlines what to expect during the many pre-natal visits to the doctor’s office from now until your baby comes.
Dr. Gregory Grant, MD, a surgeon with DuPage Medical Group and part of the High Risk Breast Clinic, discusses breast and arm pit lumps, what they can mean, as well as symptoms that you should be aware of.
A common condition that many women face is called vaginal prolapse, or pelvic organ prolapse (POP), which occurs when one of the pelvic organs stretches or expands to protrude through the vaginal opening. Read about the causes of vaginal prolapse and explore different treatment options.
The main purpose of the 20-week pregnancy ultrasound is to ensure that your baby is developing normally, not to reveal the gender of your baby. It evaluates your baby’s growth, development and determines how your pregnancy is progressing through the use of sound waves.