Madison Medical Affiliates - Urogynecology

Madison Medical Affiliates - Urogynecology in Milwaukee, WI, provide care for women with pelvic floor disorders and urology concerns.

Pelvic floor disorders and symptoms

Our team of over 50 board-certified doctors specialize in a range of services and are committed to treating patients with empathy and understanding. With clinics located throughout metro-Milwaukee, we are always nearby to assist you with your unique medical needs. To learn more about our physicians, services or clinic locations, visit madisonmedical.com.

Urogynecologists at Madison Medical Affiliates - Urogynecology in Milwaukee, WI, provide care for women with pelvic floor disorders and urology concerns. Having pain in your pelvic region or a leaky bladder or bowel isn’t something you have to live with. We’re here to help. Our doctors specialize in treating urologic and gynecology conditions that affect your pelvic floor, bladder, bowel and reproductive organs. We provide non-surgical and surgical treatments — from medications and therapies, to minimally invasive procedures and reconstructive surgery. We listen to understand you and your health concerns. Then, we work with you to create a care plan that’s right for you.

Conditions we treat

Weak pelvic muscles and tissue tears can cause pelvic floor disorders and affect your bowel, bladder, uterus, vagina and rectum. When your organs are not properly supported by strong muscles, your bladder or bowel can leak, a condition called incontinence. For many women, it may feel embarrassing or uncomfortable to talk about conditions such as rectal pain, sexual discomfort and urinary frequency. We provide compassionate and supportive care to deliver treatment options for women at any stage of life. Urogynecologists treat many types of pelvic concerns, including:

  • Bladder leaks
  • Bladder pain
  • Constipation
  • Fecal incontinence
  • Nerve damage and pelvic injuries
  • Pelvic organ prolapse
  • Pelvic pain
  • Sexual dysfunction and pain
  • Urinary frequency and menopause
  • Urologic changes after a surgery
  • Weight gain and pelvic health