Abacterial cystitis can be caused by various factors, often difficult to pinpoint precisely. This complexity in diagnosis arises from the fact that it is NOT a bacterial infection but an inflammatory condition linked to multiple triggering causes. Let’s delve into the role of the pelvic floor in abacterial cystitis, focusing on its causes, symptoms, and treatments.
Today we observe World AIDS Day, a vital occasion to reflect on the importance of awareness, prevention, and support. This day reminds us to fight misinformation and take concrete actions to reduce new infections while ensuring that people living with HIV can lead full and dignified lives.
November 25 marks the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. Sapi Med reiterates the importance of keeping the spotlight on this issue, committing to a more equitable and inclusive society. It urges employees, clients, and partners to support initiatives for gender equality and against all forms of violence.
Let’s pick up from last month’s session by expanding our overview of childbirth-related anal sphincter injuries. In the first meeting, we focused on classification, causes, and complications. Today, we will continue our in-depth discussion to provide a comprehensive view of this sensitive topic, addressing prevention and the available treatments.
Anal sphincter injuries from childbirth represent a significant complication that can occur during delivery. They arise when the anal sphincter muscle undergoes a partial or complete tear, causing pain and potential long-term issues for the mother. Understanding the causes and implications of these injuries is essential for effective prevention and proper management, ensuring the long-term well-being of new mothers.
Anorectal manometry is a fundamental diagnostic test for assessing the functionality of the anal sphincters and the pelvic floor nerves. It is essential in proctology for identifying disorders such as fecal incontinence, chronic constipation, rectal prolapse, and other dysfunctions, allowing for precise diagnosis and the implementation of personalized therapies. In this month’s appointment, we will explore the process, indications, preparation, and interpretation of anorectal manometry results.
Pelvic physiotherapy represents a specialization within physiotherapy focused on the assessment and treatment of pelvic floor dysfunctions. This area of medicine is gaining increasing recognition for its fundamental role in improving the quality of life for many people. But who is the pelvic physiotherapist, and what relevance does this figure have in promoting overall health and well-being?
Rectal prolapse represents a significant obstacle to health and well-being, creating a considerable impact on the daily lives of those who experience it. Let us explore this medical condition together, which not only entails severe physical consequences but also emotional ones, requiring an in-depth look into its origins, the signs it manifests, diagnostic methods, and available treatment options.
Transanal Ultrasound is a safe and effective imaging procedure that offers a 360° view of the anatomical structures of the anus and rectum, delineated by muscular and ligamentous bands. Due to its non-invasive nature and its ability to provide detailed images, it is a valuable tool for doctors and patients in diagnosing numerous intestinal pathologies.
Last time, we addressed the challenges that the female pelvic floor faces during menopause. This month, we continue the discussion by exploring the strategies and practices that can contribute to well-being during this important transitional period.