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Dr. Michael Coyle, DO FACOOG, FPMRS

With his specialization in urogynecology, Dr.

Dr. Catherine Brankin, DO FACOG

Originally from Chicago, Illinois, Dr. Catherine Brankin has served patients across the globe during her time in military service. She attended Augustana College where she played on the women’s soccer team prior to attending medical school at Midwestern University.

Amy Stone, ARNP

Mississippi native Amy Stone received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Mississippi before going on to complete her education and earn her Master of Science in Nursing (ARNP) at the University of South Alabama in Mobile.

What to Expect During Colon Hydrotherapy

Most of our patients find colon hydrotherapy to be a comfortable experience. Rest assured, however, that the treatment can be stopped at any time in the event of discomfort.

What to Expect After Colon Hydrotherapy

It is common to feel refreshed, rejuvenated and re-energized after colon hydrotherapy. Many patients enjoy the benefits of colon hydrotherapy so much that they schedule routine treatments for optimal health maintenance.

Why Travel to Coyle Institute?

Coyle Institute offers an unparalleled level of medical care and compassion to patients who now visit from across the country and around the world.

What is a Urogynecologist?

A urogynecologist specializes in an area of urology or gynecology that focuses on pelvic organ functions and the surrounding tissues and muscles supporting these organs.

Visiting Pensacola

In addition to revolutionary medical care, Pensacola offers beautiful beaches, a historic downtown filled with local dining and boutiques and numerous family attractions. The city was recently named one of “The Best Cities in the United States” by National Geographic.

Functional Dysfunction

To properly diagnose the issue and identify the cause, a physical exam medical history, and tests will be necessary. At Coyle Institute, our team of women’s healthcare experts has treated women all throughout the region for functional incontinence, providing them with solutions that help them regain their confidence to enjoy life without worry.

Take Control

Re-training the bladder by scheduling the amount of time between trips to the bathroom and focusing on contracting the pelvic muscles to make the urge to urinate go away in the times between.

A Building Issue

Anismus symptoms include a sensation that the rectum has not been fully emptied during defecation as well as constipation.

Finding an Evacuation Plan

The most effective type of anismus treatment is an adjustment of the diet to include supplementation of dietary fiber, though some cases might require biofeedback therapy. Biofeedback provides information on the amount of pressure being exerted by the pelvic floor muscles, which can then be used to help the patient regain proper muscle control.