For our TENTH episode of the Real Women’s Health Podcast, we discuss leaky bladders!

What is that? How common is this problem? How do we treat women with overactive bladder or leaking urine with coughing and sneezing?

My colleague Dr. Katherine Amin is a board-certified female pelvic medicine and reconstructive surgery specialist at the University of Miami. She specializes in pelvic organ prolapse, urinary incontinence, minimally invasive surgery/robotic surgery, neurourology, fecal incontinence, transvaginal mesh complications, and obstetric fistula.

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You can also listen to the Real Women’s Health Podcast on pretty much every platform where podcasts are found. Search for Kristin Rojas or Real Women’s Health and enjoy the rest of the episodes. Also on Youtube!

I was invited to produce a video speaking about “Regaining Intimacy After Cancer” for an online series called “The Future is Female”.

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Sexual dysfunction during and after cancer treatment is extremely common, oftentimes not addressed, and complicated. In fact, more than 60% of cancer survivors report some element of sexual dysfunction.

When you provide women with the right resources, education, and social support, they are capable of extraordinary things.

We’re at a critical point in time – Whether it’s focusing on maternal morbidity and mortality, demands on women in the workforce, or the lack of innovation in women’s health, The Future is Female initiative aims to elevate these much-needed conversations.

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In this episode of SurgOnc Today®,  Dr. Jennifer Plichta is joined by Dr. Ann Partridge and Dr. Kristin Rojas to discuss practical pearls for addressing women’s sexual health concerns during breast cancer treatment and prevention using case-based discussions to illustrate common scenarios that breast surgeons may encounter in their clinic. These may include managing sexual health concerns in the neoadjuvant and adjuvant setting, as well as how to approach symptom management for patients seen in a high-risk program.

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