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Can our team help with female sexual dysfunction?
Yes, our team can help with female sexual dysfunction. Problems such as painful sex, low desire, or trouble with arousal or orgasm are common and can be linked to menopause, pelvic floor muscles, bladder issues or medicines. Treatments include vaginal estrogen, pelvic floor therapy and treating related bladder conditions. If sex has become painful or difficult, you can schedule a private visit at our Alpharetta / Roswell office.
Can our team help with female sexual dysfunction?
Women are seen at this office for painful sex, low desire, or trouble with arousal or orgasm. Those problems can be linked to menopause, pelvic floor muscles, bladder issues or medicines, and the visit is private. Our urologists talk through the next step after a history and, when it would help, an exam.
What can these problems be linked to, and how are they treated?
They can be linked to menopause, pelvic floor muscles, bladder issues, or medicines. Treatments include vaginal estrogen, pelvic floor therapy, and treating related bladder conditions.
When should I schedule a private visit?
Schedule a private visit if sex has become painful or difficult, or if low desire or trouble with arousal or orgasm is affecting you. The visit at our Alpharetta / Roswell office is private; you may come alone or with a partner. Heavy bleeding, fever or sudden severe pelvic pain belongs in an emergency room.
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Questions to bring to your visit
- Could menopause, pelvic floor muscles, bladder issues or medicines be involved?
- Would vaginal estrogen or pelvic floor therapy be a starting point?
What happens at your visit with us?
You are welcome to come alone or with a partner to a private visit at our Alpharetta / Roswell office. It helps to note whether pain, low desire, or trouble with arousal or orgasm started around menopause, a pelvic-floor change, a bladder problem or a new medicine.
When should I call us?
Call us if sex has become painful or difficult and you would like a calm, private conversation about it. Heavy bleeding, fever or sudden severe pelvic pain should be evaluated in an emergency room.
How do our urologists approach this?
Our team looks at how menopause, pelvic floor muscles, bladder issues or medicines may be involved, then talks about treatments that include vaginal estrogen, pelvic floor therapy and care for related bladder conditions. The visit is unhurried and confidential.
Our urologists, physician assistants and nurse practitioners see adults from Alpharetta, Roswell, Milton, Crabapple and Mountain Park at our Alpharetta / Roswell office.
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