Vagina Talk with Drs. David and Alexis Kimble

On this week’s heartfelt episode of Vagina Talk with Drs. Kimble, Drs. Alexis May and David Kimble are joined by Lucy, a patient who recently underwent incontinence surgery. After years of struggling with bladder leakage (and several failed attempts to fix it), Lucy opted for a sling surgery with Drs. Kimble. Today, Lucy shares her journey...

Topics discussed include:

· Benefits of sling surgery

· The lengths Lucy went to conceal her incontinence

· Her fears surrounding incontinence surgery

· What helped her feel safe

· Advice to anyone battling incontinence

...and more.

Heavy pads, avoiding social situations, and living in fear are NOT the answer to incontinence. If you or anyone you love is battling incontinence, please listen and share.

To learn more from Drs. Kimble, you can find us at www.kimblecenterforpelvicwellness.com and on Instagram @drskimbleandkimble

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This week on Vagina Talk with Drs. Kimble, Drs. Alexis May and David Kimble continue their surgical series as they discuss treatment surrounding a condition impacting as many as 30% of people with vaginas: incontinence. Drs. Kimble discuss why midurethral slings continue to be the “gold standard” in curing patients with incontinence, while also helping to separate fact from fiction regarding the procedure.

Questions answered, include:

· Are slings safe?

· What is a midurethral sling?

· Do slings cause cancer?

· Can a sling migrate?

· Can physical therapy replace surgical intervention for incontinence?

...and more.

This is a crucial listen for any person dealing with bladder control issues.

To learn more from Drs. Kimble, you can find us at www.kimblecenterforpelvicwellness.com and on Instagram @drskimbleandkimble

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Today on Vagina Talk with Drs. Kimble, Drs. Alexis May and David Kimble take a deep dive into the procedure unfortunately known as “Hysterectomy.” As one of the nation’s most commonly performed gynecological procedures (more than 600,000 women in the US will receive one in this year!), “Hysterectomy” deserves an intimate conversation.

In this informative Q&A, Drs. Kimble answer patients most commonly asked questions surrounding a “Hysterectomy,” including:

· What is a Hysterectomy (and why do we desperately need to stop calling it that)?

· How common is the procedure?

· What are the different types of/routes for Hysterectomy?

· What are the reasons for needing a Hysterectomy?

· Can a Hysterectomy correct prolapse?

· What is the best route for Hysterectomy?

· What happens to the cervix after a Hysterectomy?

· What are the risks?

· How does Hysterectomy impact sexual pleasure?

· Does a Hysterectomy put you into menopause?

Got a uterus or love someone who does? This episode is for you.

To learn more from Drs. Kimble, you can find us at www.kimblecenterforpelvicwellness.com and on Instagram @drskimbleandkimble

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Today on Vagina Talk with Drs. Kimble, we are delighted to be joined by anesthesiologists Dr. Jonathan Maskin and Dr. Phillip Lau of Huntington Memorial Hospital in Pasadena, California. If you or someone you know is scheduled or needs a surgical procedure but is feeling a little uneasy about the surgical experience, this episode is for you.

On this episode of Vagina Talk, Drs. Kimble and their guests cover the A to Zzzzz's of anesthesia and the surgical experience of their patients:

· What to expect and how to prepare for your upcoming surgery

· The importance of nerve blocks: to have or have not?

· Safety measures in place to keep patients safe while under anesthesia

· How to choose the right surgeon and their surgical team

· What is the most important decision for anyone thinking about surgery?

This episode offers profound empowerment and peace-of-mind to anyone considering vaginal rejuvenation surgery, prolapse repair surgery, and every other surgical procedure with Drs. Kimble.

To learn more from Drs. Kimble, you can find us at www.kimblecenterforpelvicwellness.com and on Instagram @drskimbleandkimble.

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Today on Vagina Talk with Drs. Kimble, we sit down with Intimacy and Relationship Coach Stephanie Costello. Stephanie has more than a decade’s experience in the mental health space, helping women and men from all walks of life embrace their true selves, own their power, and break free of toxic patterns.

“Intimacy” is about much more than sex. In fact, intimacy begins with your relationship with yourself. Stephanie and Drs. Kimble discuss the importance of confidently and assertively stating your needs in a relationship, setting and holding boundaries, and why “selfish” is not a dirty word. This is a powerful episode for moms, dads, singles, married couples, entrepreneurs, and parents looking to take control of their happiness and find true intimacy.

You can connect with and/or hear more from Stephanie at:

@safetyinfreedom

https://www.safetyinfreedom.com/

To learn more from Drs. Kimble, you can find us at www.kimblecenterforpelvicwellness.com and on Instagram @drskimbleandkimble

Please subscribe and leave us a review! And, if you have topics you’d like to hear us discuss on the show, we want to hear about it. Submit your suggestions at https://www.kimblecenterforpelvicwellness.com/podcast/