Spital Männedorf

Special consultation

Careful evaluation of pelvic floor disorders in women for incontinence, uterine, bladder, bowel prolapse, bladder emptying problems, urinary tract infections, blood in the urine, bladder pain, etc.

Urodynamics

Measurement of bladder and urethra function with special pressure sensors, ultrasound of the pelvic floor, cystoscopy, electromyography to study the activity of the pelvic floor muscles.

Individual treatment strategies

Conservative therapies can often already help alleviate the condition. If these do not reach the hoped for results, modern surgical techniques are available to treat pelvic floor disorders.

Drinking and bladder training

Targeted bladder training and optimization of drinking behavior can help significantly with complaints such as irritable bladder, urge incontinence or cystitis.

Pelvic floor physiotherapy

Targeted training of the pelvic floor muscles under guidance, e.g. with electrostimulation and biofeedback, can alleviate pelvic floor complaints.

Drug treatment

Such as local hormone treatments for incontinence associated with menopause or pharmacotherapy for overactive bladder.