Sarah Boyles

Apr 9, 2024 | kevinmd.com | Sarah Boyles |Aaron Morgenstein |Amy Bissada |Jen Barna

Most women, about 60 percent of us, have a biological child. And while the birth of a child is often eagerly anticipated at the end of pregnancy, there are common concerns about the impact and process of delivery. Women worry about all kinds of things. We worry about poor pain control, long labor, deviating from a carefully crafted birth plan, vaginal tearing, and pooping on the floor. Obstetricians have other concerns. They worry about bleeding, infection, shoulder dystocia, and preeclampsia.

Jan 30, 2024 | kevinmd.com | Martha Rosenberg |Tami Burdick |Richard A. Lawhern |Sarah Boyles

As a urogynecologist, my clinic is full of women with bothersome bladder issues. And while this likely does not appeal to you, curing incontinence is my favorite clinical endeavor. Urinary incontinence seems like a minor medical problem. After all, it isn’t heart disease or cancer. However, urinary incontinence has a dramatic and negative impact on the quality of life.