When should I see a urogynecologist?

Urogynecology combines urology with gynecology -- a perfect sub-specialty if you're a woman suffering from incontinence of urine or stool, a bulge when you wipe, or pain during sex, explains Kevin Benson, MD, of Sanford Health.

Leaky bladder? Painful sex? Chronic constipation? A pelvic floor therapist may be able to help.

Pelvic floor weakness can happen to anyone, but talking to your healthcare provider can help you improve your quality of life.

You don’t need to live with this troublesome—but highly treatable—condition.

You should come in even when you have your period and be prepared to ask any questions you may have about your health.

An overview of early-stage and late-stage diabetic retinopathy, with a look at diabetic macular edema.