Pelvic floor dysfunction is a common problem, perhaps more common than you imagine. Many people suffer from it, especially women, and it’s particularly common after pregnancy, because of the pressure that pregnancy puts on your pelvic floor muscles. It can lead to urinary or fecal incontinence, both of which are embarrassing and inconvenient. It can also lead to a range of other painful or uncomfortable conditions including pelvic organ prolapse and vulvodynia.

It is, however, treatable. And if you’re looking for a clinic specialising in colorectal complaints in Hampshire, then take a look at Basingstoke Colorectal. It’s a partnership of five colorectal consultants and general surgeons, all of whom do their NHS work at Basingstoke and North Hampshire NHS Foundation Trust, and their private work at the Hampshire Clinic. Between them, the five cover all aspects of colorectal care, from investigations through diagnosis to treatments, including surgery if necessary.Pelvic floor dysfunction can be treated successfully non surgically and in selective patients, including pelvic organ prolapse, with minimal invasive surgery with a very good outcome.

For more information, or to book an appointment with one of the consultants, call  01256 354747 or email info@basingstokecolorectal.co.uk. 

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