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The exact statistics aren’t certain because it’s a subject people are reluctant to discuss but pain can affect women of any age and there are several common causes.

Don’t be embarrassed help is available. Visit augustahealth.org/urogyn.

Amazing work Dr. Henley! We're so #prowld. If you would like to review Dr. Henley or make an appointment, visit https://www.healthgrades.com/phy/dr-barbara-robinson-2tgyd

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The exact statistics aren’t certain because it’s a subject people are reluctant to discuss but pain can affect women of any age and there are several common causes.

Do you know the 4 symptoms of #PFD? You might be living with it and not even realize it.

Don’t be embarrassed help is available. Visit augustahealth.org/urogyn.

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One in 3 women will experience #PFD in her lifetime, but nearly 60 percent may wait up to five years or more to talk to their doctor about it some never do. Anne said she just couldn't live with it anymore.

Painful sex isn’t something people talk about, said Dr. Barbara Henley, a urogynecologist, but it’s far more common than most realize.

One in three women will experience a #pelvicfloordisorder in her lifetime, but nearly 60 percent of women may wait up to five years or more to talk to their doctor about it. Don't wait anymore.

If your symptoms are severe or don’t respond to lifestyle changes, medication or other treatments may be necessary. Schedule an appointment with our urogynecologist if you have questions about your #bladderhealth. Call 706-721-4959 or visit augustahealth.org/urogyn.

If you've found yourself identifying with one or more of these, then you may be experiencing a pelvic floor disorder (PFD). The good news is that they’re common and very treatable, and we have the area’s only board-certified urogynecologist, Dr. Barbara R. Henley, who’s ready to help you.