ThermiVa treatments use radio frequency energy to gently heat tissue to rejuvenate collagen, without discomfort or downtime. Welcome to Florida Urogynecology, located on Belfort Road in Jacksonville, Florida. We are the leading regional referral center for the treatment of female gynecologic and urologic disorders (Urogynecology). We provide comprehensive diagnostic and treatment modalities for the management of problems that women may have with their bladder and female organs. When surgery is an option, your best chance for long-term success is with your initial procedure.
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The field of urogynecology is a unique combination of urology and gynecology to treat the complex pelvic health issues many women experience, known collectively as pelvic floor disorders. Dr. Thompson and our team at Florida Urogynecology take a comprehensive approach to diagnosing and treating patients suffering from urogynecology issues. We know that you are not just concerned with your health, but with the quality of life you will enjoy after treatment.
Pelvic Organ Prolapse
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There are multiple portions of the vagina that can be involved in prolapse. It is important to determine which portion of the vagina, which and to what degree underlying organs (bladder, rectum, uterus, intestines) are involved in your prolapse. In some cases, prolapse does not cause any symptoms. When prolapse is bothersome, it is very important to determine what portion of your prolapse is causing your particular symptoms and most importantly that you see a Board Certified Urogynecologist who has expertise in both urological and gynecological procedures.
Fistulas
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Interstitial Cystitis
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Pain or feelings of pressure in the mid lower pelvis and/or in the vaginal area. Often, the pain is worse as the bladder becomes full. For some people it may be triggered by stress, sexual intercourse, or certain foods (tomato based foods, spicy foods, acidic foods, certain juices). A variety of diagnostic tests and procedures may be necessary to differentiate IC symptoms from those of a UTI. There is no one standard treatment for IC, but many effective treatments can be individualized to each patient.
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