Ask The Doctor: Bladder issues with Consultant Urologist Neha Sihra
Self Care Club - The Midlife EditionShow Notes
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Welcome to Ask The Doctor. In this special bonus episode, we put your midlife health questions directly to a medical expert and this time, we're talking about bladder issue, urinary incontinence, prolapse and UTIs.
We put your questions to consultant urological surgeon Neha Sihra. She specialises in the investigation and treatment of male and female urinary incontinence, bladder dysfunction, neuro-urology, bladder pain and urinary tract infections and performs a range of surgical procedures for these conditions.
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