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Who are the doctors at Buffalo OB/GYN?

Apr 30, 2021 · Buffalo OB/GYN Patient Portal Terms and Conditions. These terms and conditions constitute a binding agreement between you and Buffalo OB/GYN ("we," "us," or "our"). The Patient Portal is an Internet service that allows our patients to: communicate with us; access their health records; request or reschedule appointments; view and update personal ...

Why OBGYN associates of Western New York?

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Where can I get in-patient care in Buffalo NY?

Our skilled staff uses state-of-the-art technologies to care for, diagnose and treat each patient. All of our physicians are University at Buffalo Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology faculty members, training the next generation of health care leaders and advancing the standards of care for today’s patients.

What kind of gynecology services do we offer?

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What is urogynecology in OB/GYN?

Urogynecology is the area of Ob/Gyn dedicated to the treatment of pelvic floor disorders including pelvic organ prolapse and vaginal laxity as well as urinary, bowel and sexual dysfunctions. Conditions include overactive bladder, stress incontinence and vaginal laxity and pelvic organ prolapse. In-office evaluation and consultation may include cystoscopy and bladder function testing. Depending on results of evaluation, some treatment recommendations may include medication for overactive bladder, surgery to restore pelvic anatomy or sling procedure for stress urinary incontinence. Additional recommendations may include dietary and lifestyle changes, bladder training, pelvic floor physical therapy as well as Votiva vaginal remodeling a non-surgical, non-hormonal treatment.

What is the procedure for a pap smear?

If you have been diagnosed with an abnormal pap smear, your doctor may perform a colposcopy. The provider will look through a special magnifying scope to view your cervix. He or she may need to take a small biopsy depending on what is seen. LEEP is the procedure you will have if your doctor determines the need for treatment ...

Why do women have vaginal dryness?

Many women suffer from pelvic floor dysfunction, vaginal laxity, incontinence, vaginal dryness or sexual dysfunction as a result of aging, pregnancy or change in hormone production. Many of these symptoms are quite common and tend to worsen over time. Some of the conditions include:

How does a camera work?

A camera is placed through a small incision in the abdominal wall and small instruments are used to operate on ovarian cysts, ec topic pregnancies, fallopian tubes , adhesions or endometriosis lesions. This approach allows the patient a shorter recovery and shorter stay in the hospital, often going home the same day.

What is the best treatment for heavy bleeding?

Many women have heavy or irregular periods. There are many treatment options: Endometrial ablation is a quick in-office treatment for heavy bleeding. It is an alternative to hysterectomy for many women who would wish to avoid major surgery.

Can a hysterectomy be done laparoscopically?

If a patient needs a hysterectomy (removal of the uterus,) very often this can be done laparoscopically. A camera is placed through a small incision in the abdominal wall and small instruments are used to separate the uterus, with or without removal of the tubes and ovaries.

Can a colposcopy be done with a Pap smear?

Not all abnormalities require treatment. If you have been diagnosed with an abnormal Pap smear, your doctor may perform a colposcopy.

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