Four myths about urinary tract infections

by Dr. J. Kyle Mathews | December 1st, 2015

Dr. Mathews dispels some popular myths about this common condition Since urinary tract infections are the second most common type of infection, most people have had a urinary tract infection or know someone who has had one. The fact that urinary tract infections are so commonplace makes them more susceptible to false information and myths….Read the Rest of Article

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3 Dietary Changes that May Help Alleviate Incontinence

by Dr. J. Kyle Matthews | December 9th, 2014

Did you know that the things you eat and drink every day not only affect your overall health, but they may also exacerbate the symptoms of your incontinence? Dr. J. Kyle Mathews and the dedicated team at Plano Urogynecology Associates work to address every issue in your life that may help improve the symptoms of…Read the Rest of Article

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What to Do If You “Have to Go” When You’re on the Go This Summer

by Dr. J. Kyle Matthews | July 8th, 2014

The summer season often brings a change of pace with family vacations, celebrations and yes, swimsuits. It also means that you’re out of your routine and away from home, sometimes causing concerns for women with stress urinary incontinence. Dr. J. Kyle Mathews and the team at Plano Urogynecology Associates are here to help you solve…Read the Rest of Article

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Don’t Stress about Stress Incontinence Surgery

by Dr. J. Kyle Matthews | November 12th, 2013

You can’t wait for relief from incontinence, but do not look forward to bladder surgery? Dr. J. Kyle Mathews wants to reassure you that the surgical treatment for stress incontinence has dramatically improved, and has a 90 percent success rate. In one technique known as bladder sling surgery, Dr. Mathews will create a hammock-like sling around…Read the Rest of Article

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