Women’s bladder and pelvic health · Alpharetta and Roswell
Women’s bladder and pelvic health, with the urologists who practice here.
Bladder leakage, frequent urination, pelvic discomfort, blood in the urine, or kidney stones: these are everyday reasons women come to our Alpharetta / Roswell office. Our urologists — Dr. Herman Bagga, Dr. Rut Patel and Dr. Kushan Radadia — see women for this care at 11660 Alpharetta Hwy Ste 700, Roswell, together with the physician assistants and nurse practitioner on this team.
What bladder and pelvic concerns do you see in women?
Women come in with bladder leakage after a cough or a sudden urge, frequent urination, getting up at night, bladder pain, blood in the urine, and kidney stones. Those problems are evaluated at this office with a history, an exam and, usually, a urine test; ultrasound and lab work are in this building. For leakage and frequency, bladder leakage and overactive bladder treatment go further on the plans that follow.
Who will I see for women’s bladder care?
Women are seen at this office by our urologists Dr. Herman Bagga, Dr. Rut Patel and Dr. Kushan Radadia, and by physician assistants Anna McMaster, Alysha Naran and Payton Eason, and family nurse practitioner Zohra Sayani. Physician assistant Austin Durden also sees patients here. If you would like to see a particular clinician, say so when you call 678-344-8900 or book online, and we will match that person when an opening is available.
What treatments are offered for bladder leakage in women?
Plans often start with habits, pelvic floor therapy and medicines. If those are not enough for an overactive bladder, Advanced Urology offers bladder Botox, sacral nerve stimulation (InterStim) and the Altaviva tibial implant. For leakage with coughing or lifting, options can include pelvic floor therapy and a sling. We do not offer needle PTNS; Altaviva is the implantable tibial-nerve option available through Advanced Urology, and every procedure has risks that our urologists review first.
What happens at a first visit for women’s bladder care?
Have identification, insurance information, a medicine list and, if you can, a few days of notes on when you leak or how often you go. The visit is private, and usually includes a conversation, an exam and a urine test, with further testing in this building when it would change the plan. This page is educational and is not a diagnosis; our urologists name the type of problem and the next step at that visit.
When should I go to the emergency room instead?
Go to an emergency room, or call 911, if you cannot urinate, if you have fever or chills with urinary symptoms, if bleeding is heavy, or if you have sudden severe pain in the side or back. Those are not symptoms to hold for a scheduled visit. After emergency care, call 678-344-8900 so follow-up can be arranged here.
Do you also see women for kidney stones and blood in the urine?
Yes. Blood in the urine, even once, and kidney stones are evaluated at this same office; start with blood in the urine and kidney stones for what those visits involve. Imaging and lab work can often begin in this building. Bring any results you already have to 11660 Alpharetta Hwy Ste 700, Roswell.
Our team at the Alpharetta / Roswell office
Dr. Rut Patel, MD, Director of Robotic Surgery
Physician assistant Anna McMaster, PA-C
Physician assistant Alysha Naran, PA-C
Physician assistant Austin Durden, PA-C
Physician assistant Payton Eason, PA-C
Family nurse practitioner Zohra Sayani, FNP
Our urologists — Dr. Herman Bagga, Dr. Rut Patel, Advanced Urology’s Director of Robotic Surgery, and Dr. Kushan Radadia — see adults from Alpharetta, Roswell, Milton, Crabapple and Mountain Park at 11660 Alpharetta Hwy Ste 700, Roswell, GA 30076. Physician assistants Anna McMaster, Alysha Naran, Austin Durden and Payton Eason, and family nurse practitioner Zohra Sayani, work beside them. Meet the full team.
Communities we see at this office
You are seen at our Alpharetta / Roswell Clinic & Surgery Center, whether you are coming from Roswell, Milton, Crabapple or Mountain Park, or from Alpharetta itself. Our office page has the address, parking and how the clinic and surgery center share this building. All areas we serve.
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Advanced Urology, Alpharetta / Roswell Clinic & Surgery Center11660 Alpharetta Hwy Ste 700Roswell, GA 30076
678-344-8900
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For education, not medical advice. Every treatment has risks and benefits. Emergency? Call 911 or go to an emergency room.
Whenever you’re ready, our Alpharetta / Roswell team would be glad to hear from you.