Pelvic Floor Disorders
Pelvic floor disorders are a range of health conditions caused by the weakening of pelvic muscles that support your lower organs including the bowel, bladder, uterus and vagina.
Your Michigan Answer for Pelvic Floor Disorders
Pelvic floor disorders can be difficult to live with, making activities like exercising, spending time with friends, or even relaxing more challenging. Life doesn’t have to be so difficult. Get the advanced, compassionate care you need to regain control and confidence.
Pelvic floor disorders happen when weak or damaged muscles and tissues can’t support your organs like they should. These conditions are common and can cause pain, incontinence or serious complications. Childbirth, heavy lifting, chronic illnesses and previous pelvic surgery can all cause these conditions.
At University of Michigan Health, our specialists are world leaders in pelvic floor research and advanced treatments. Our urogynecology program combines compassionate care with the best treatment options available, including complex pelvic floor surgeries.
Your team of urogynecologists, physical therapists, and other specialists works together to develop a personalized treatment plan for your condition. This plan can include lifestyle changes, physical therapy, medication or surgery. When surgery is the best option, we offer minimally invasive procedures and robotic methods pioneered right here at U-M Health.
Take back control of your life today with the team behind one of the world’s most advanced pelvic floor treatment programs.
