Urogynecology at the VITAMED MEDICAL clinic

The capabilities of modern urogynecology make it possible to professionally solve such a delicate problem as stress urinary incontinence in women.

Stress urinary incontinence (urinary incontinence under stress) is an important social problem leading to psycho-emotional disorders and social maladjustment. Because of this, many women are forced to change their usual lifestyle and limit daily activity. They have to avoid communicating and appearing in public places to avoid getting into an awkward position. Urinary incontinence is often called a “silent epidemic”, since most women prefer to hide such an intimate illness from everyone, including. and from doctors. Urinary incontinence tends to progress, gradually affecting quality of life. Women become tied to the home, quit their jobs, do not appear in public places, stop having sex, are afraid of the smell, etc.

In most cases of urinary incontinence, the best and most lasting result is surgical treatment. Today, there are various options for operations: endoscopic, laparoscopic, bladder neck suspension methods and minimally invasive loop (sling) operations using TVT systems and their analogues.

The VITAMED MEDICAL clinic has all the conditions for diagnosis and successful surgical treatment of stress urinary incontinence in women. We will help you overcome this illness and return to a full life through sling surgery using synthetic suburethral slings (TVT system). This method is the most effective, simple and has virtually no complications. It is enough for the patient to stay in the clinic for 24 to 48 hours, after which she immediately returns to normal activities and a qualitatively new life.

Dear women, you can always ask the specialists of the VITAMED MEDICAL clinic any questions you are interested in by sending a request by email or contacting us by phone:

info@vitamed.uz

(+998 71) 129-81-81

(+998 71) 129-82-82

Additional information:

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