You do not have to struggle with incontinence. Take the first step and explore your options.
• Medical management
• Percutaneous Tibial Nerve Stimulation (PTNS)
• Slings – both autologous (made from your own fascia) and Mesh based (approved by TGA)
• Other procedures such as Burch colposuspension (non-mesh based surgical treatment)
Dr Varughese runs a urodynamic clinic for women with incontinence. Urodynamic study is a diagnostic tool which is used along with your clinical symptoms and history to formulate a treatment plan for you.
Who needs a Urodynamic study?
If you have a complex bladder problem, a urodynamic study helps to differentiate various types of problems, allowing your doctor to treat it appropriately either with surgery or nonsurgical methods to provide you best results. A urodynamic study is also often done before surgery for incontinence.
Do I need a referral?
Yes. You will need a referral from your GP or treating specialist. Once the referral is received, our friendly team will be touch with an appointment and a few steps to be completed before the study. Please do not hesitate to ask questions.
Do I need to be under Dr Varughese’ care to access urodynamic services?
No. Once the study is completed, Dr Elizabeth will send a comprehensive report to your referring doctor.
What happens after the study?
After the study, Dr Varughese will explain the results to you and answer any questions you may have. You are requested to drink plenty of water and report back if you have symptoms of UTI.
