Urogynaecology in Dubai – Pelvic Floor Care at HealthHub Clinics

Many women silently endure urinary incontinence or pelvic discomfort, assuming it’s a normal part of life after childbirth or with aging. The truth is, you don’t have to live with these issues. Urogynaecology focuses on diagnosing and treating pelvic floor disorders so you can regain control, comfort, and confidence in your daily life. HealthHub Clinics in Dubai offers specialized urogynaecology services for women, providing compassionate care for conditions like urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse. Our experienced obstetricians and gynaecologists use advanced treatments to help you overcome these problems.

Common Urogynaecological Conditions We Treat

Our urogynaecology clinic in Dubai provides comprehensive care for various pelvic floor and urinary conditions. The most common issues we manage include:

Urinary Incontinence (including Overactive Bladder): Involuntary leakage of urine or an uncontrolled urge to urinate. This can be stress incontinence (leaks with coughing, sneezing or exercise) or urge incontinence (a sudden, intense need to urinate, often associated with an overactive bladder and frequent bathroom trips). While such symptoms are more common after childbirth or with age, they are not something you have to accept.
Pelvic Organ Prolapse: A condition where pelvic organs (such as the uterus, bladder, or rectum) drop from their normal position due to weakened pelvic floor support. Prolapse can cause a bulge or pressure in the vagina, pelvic discomfort, or difficulty with bladder and bowel function. Often occurring after childbirth or menopause, prolapse can be corrected with solutions that support and lift the organs, relieving symptoms.

Urogynaecology Treatment Options at HealthHub Clinics

At HealthHub Clinics in Dubai, we believe in personalized care – there’s no one-size-fits-all solution for pelvic floor problems. After a thorough evaluation, your doctor will work with you to create a treatment plan tailored to your needs. We offer a wide range of urinary incontinence treatments and pelvic floor solutions, from conservative therapies to advanced procedures. We always start with the most effective yet least invasive options and progress to more advanced treatments only if needed. Our main treatment approaches include:

Lifestyle & Conservative Therapies: Often the first line of treatment for mild to moderate symptoms. This includes pelvic floor exercises (Kegels) to strengthen the muscles that control urination and support pelvic organs. We’ll guide you on doing these exercises correctly and may recommend pelvic floor physiotherapy if needed. Bladder training techniques can help gradually increase the time between bathroom visits for an overactive bladder. We also discuss lifestyle changes to reduce strain on your pelvic floor (for example, diet adjustments or treating a chronic cough).
Medications & Pessary Devices: Depending on your condition, medications can play a key role in relief. For an overactive bladder or urge incontinence, we may prescribe medicines to relax the bladder muscles and improve control. If postmenopausal changes (like vaginal dryness) are contributing to symptoms, localized estrogen therapy might be recommended to strengthen tissues. We also offer pessary devices for pelvic organ prolapse (and some cases of stress incontinence) – a pessary is a small silicone device placed in the vagina to support prolapsed organs or the bladder neck. It’s a simple, non-surgical option that many women find helpful and can be fitted right in our clinic.
Minimally Invasive Procedures & Surgery: When conservative measures aren’t enough, our specialists can provide advanced interventions. For stress urinary incontinence, a highly effective option is the mid-urethral sling– a tiny supportive sling placed under the urethra to prevent leaks during activities. This minimally invasive procedure is typically done as a day-case with quick recovery. For pelvic organ prolapse, our gynecologists perform minimally invasive vaginal repairs to restore proper support.

Your doctor will discuss all treatment options with you, answer your questions, and help you make informed decisions. Whether you improve with exercises and medications or require a procedure, we stay by your side at every step to ensure the best results.

What to Expect During Your Consultation

We understand that seeking care for urogynaecological issues can feel intimidating, but our friendly team makes the process comfortable and easy. Here’s what you can expect during a visit to HealthHub’s urogynaecology service:

Assessment: The doctor will discuss your symptoms and medical history, then perform a gentle pelvic exam and any needed tests to diagnose the problem.
Treatment Discussion: After the evaluation, the doctor will explain the findings and recommend treatment options. We’ll work with you to choose the best plan, whether it’s simple lifestyle changes or a specific procedure. You’ll have plenty of opportunity to ask questions and understand each option.
Follow-Up Care: We will schedule follow-up visits to check your progress and adjust your plan if needed.

Throughout your visits, your comfort and dignity are our top priorities. Many women feel relieved after talking openly about their symptoms and learning that effective solutions are available – we strive to create that relief and confidence from your very first appointment.

Why Choose HealthHub Clinics?

Extensive Experience
Advanced Facilities
Affordable premium services
Trusted Al-Futtaim brand

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Is it normal to have urine leaks after childbirth or as I get older?

Occasional light leaks can happen, especially after childbirth or with menopause, but frequent or bothersome urinary incontinence is not “just a normal” part of aging. If you find yourself planning your day around bathroom trips or pads, it’s time to seek help. These issues are common, but you don’t have to live with them – treatments can greatly improve or even cure incontinence. Our specialists can pinpoint the cause of your leaks and help fix it.

Can these problems be treated without surgery?

Absolutely. Non-surgical treatments are available and often very effective. In fact, we typically begin with conservative options like pelvic floor exercises, bladder training, and medications, which help many women get better without any surgery. We also offer devices like pessaries that support pelvic organs without an operation. Only if these approaches don’t provide enough improvement, or if your condition is very severe, would we consider surgical options – and even then, they are minimally invasive and done with your full agreement.

Can I request a female doctor for urogynaecology concerns?

Yes, absolutely. We understand that pelvic exams and discussing incontinence can feel personal, and many women prefer to see a female doctor. HealthHub Clinics has several female obstetrician/gynaecologists experienced in urogynaecology. When booking your appointment, you can request a female physician and we will accommodate your preference. Our priority is that you feel comfortable and at ease. No matter which doctor you see, our team will be professional and respectful, and your privacy will be protected at all times.