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Endometriosis: A Brief Primer

Endometriosis affects between 2-7% of all women and yet it is still a mystery.  The good news is that treatment does seem to be effective.  Dr. Dubin gives you the basic information you need to know about endometriosis.

Solutions to Uterine Problems

As most of us of the female persuasion know through oh-so-personal experience, there's a whole litany of vaginal and uterine problems we may have to deal with. Luckily, there's also a whole litany of solutions. Read on ...

Urinary and Stress Incontinence - Some Answers and Solutions

Incontinence is a loaded word.  It conjures up unpleasant images of adult diapers and embarassment.   But there are solutions.  Dr. Dubin discusses the different types of incontinence and what you can do.

Fibroids and Other Questions

Concerned about uterine fibroids? Birth control? STDs later in life? Our expert gynecologist Dr. Charles Dubin has answers for you.

Five Alternatives to a Hysterectomy

Many women suffer from abnormal uterine bleeding.  In the past, this might have been treated with a hysterectomy.  Now there are five other options that are approved by FDA.  These options affect the uterine lining with the medical term of endometial ablation.  Here is what you need to know about these procedures.

Got Eggs In Your Basket?

What happens with your eggs when your menstrual cycle begins to decline? Let our expert gynecologist Dr. Charles Dubin demystify perimenopause.


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Urinary and Pelvic Resources


American Urological Association 
The web site includes information on a range of adult urological conditions.

Interstitial Cystitis Association 
Interstitial cystitis (IC), also known as painful bladder syndrome, is a chronic, painful, inflammatory condition of the bladder wall that affects over one million people - women, men, and children - in the United States. Although its cause is unknown and there is no cure, there are many available treatment options to help relieve symptoms. Although IC is considerably less well-known, it is as common as Parkinson's disease or Type I diabetes. Web site includes information and support.

Mayo Clinic – UTIs
A urinary tract infection begins in the urinary system. Women are at greater risk of developing a urinary tract infection than are men. A urinary tract infection limited to your bladder can be painful and annoying. However, serious consequences can occur if a urinary tract infection spreads to your kidneys. Site offers information about tests and diagnosis, lifestyle and home remedies, prevention, and symptoms and risk factors.

National Association for Continence: National Association For Continence is a national, private, non-profit organization dedicated to improving the quality of life of people with incontinence. Has some consumer information and a shop to buy products.

National Kidney and Urologic Diseases Information Clearinghouse 
A to Z list of topics and titles, including information on kidneys, anatomy of the urinary system, publications (including Spanish language), awareness and prevention.

UrologyHealth.org: Deep content site focused with expert contributors. Developed by The American Urological Association Foundation which was established to support and promote research, patient/public education and advocacy to improve the prevention, detection, treatment and cure of urologic disease.