Salt Lake City, UT | Phase II Center for Women's Health Blog
What is the Risk of Untreated Urinary Incontinence?
Learn about the risks of urinary incontinence, such as infection, skin rashes, odor, and embarrassment.
ReadHow Does a Woman's Body Change After a Hysterectomy?
Learn about how your body will change following a hysterectomy and what you can expect from the recovery.
ReadAt What Age is Urinary Incontinence Most Common?
Patients over 50 years of age are at the greatest risk for developing urinary incontinence, but there are many treatment options that can help.
ReadCan a Woman Still Get Pregnant After a Hysterectomy?
While it is technically possible to become pregnant after a hysterectomy, it is impossible to carry a fetus to term.
ReadWhat Can I Do if I am Experiencing Urinary Incontinence?
Female urinary incontinence isn’t something you have to live with. Find out what options you have for better urinary control here.
ReadWhen is a Hysterectomy Necessary?
Why would someone need a hysterectomy, and what options are available for surgical removal of the uterus? Find the answers here.
ReadDYSIS Colposcopy
In this post, learn more about Dysis, a computer-aided cervical mapping procedure.
ReadPelvic organ prolapse (POP)
Pelvic organ prolapse (POP) is the bulging of pelvic organs through the vagina.
ReadLearn More About Pap Smears
Paps provide a way to screen for cervical cancer or monitor a patient after treatment for a pre-cancerous change of the cervix.
ReadWhat is a Hysterectomy?
Read to learn more about hysterectomies and the different approaches that are available.
ReadAbout the Acessa Procedure
Learn more about the Acessa procedure and how it is able to help pre-menopausal women return to their daily life without the ongoing pain of fibroids.
ReadWhat We Do
At Phase II Women's Center, we believe wholeheartedly that keeping you healthy will keep you happy. Learn more about the services we have to offer.
ReadLearn More About Minerva Ablation
Watch the video resources provided to learn more about Minerva IUD and all the procedure has to offer women.
ReadWhat is Sacral Nerve Stimulation Therapy?
Axonics Therapy is clinically proven to regain bladder and bowel control and deliver clinically meaningful improvement in quality of life.
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