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First Axonics® in Oregon!
Dr. Marta Johnson-Mitchell and team recently placed the first Axonics® Sacral Neuromodulation device in the state of Oregon.
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Now Offering Axonics® Sacral Neuromodulation
Dr. Marta Johnson-Mitchell of Urology Specialists of Oregon is excited to now offer Axonics® Sacral Neuromodulation, an effective solution for treating symptoms of overactive bladder, bowel incontinence, and urinary retention.
How to Make Traveling Easier If You Have Urinary Incontinence
Those with urinary incontinence shouldn’t let that stop them from enjoying life and the activities they love. Traveling by car, train, or airplane can be a bit worrisome, but with a little forethought you can learn how to make traveling easier if you have urinary incontinence.
How Your Diet Can Help Keep Away Kidney Stones
According to Harvard Medical School, approximately 19% of men and 9% of women will experience a kidney stone by age 70. If you have never experienced the excruciating pain of passing a kidney stone, consider yourself to be very lucky. If you have had at least one, unfortunately you are likely to have another. In …
Introducing the MonaLisa Touch™
Posted on April 25, 2018 by
Dameon Pierce in News
Urology Specialists of Oregon and High Lakes Healthcare are proud to offer the MonaLisa Touch™ laser. This procedure restores vaginal health quickly and painlessly with a minimally invasive laser treatment. The MonaLisa Touch™ relieves the most common genitourinary symptoms of menopause, including vaginal dryness, itching, and painful sexual intercourse. For women who cannot or choose …
5 Ways Your Urine Is Telling You That Something Is Wrong With Your Body
Let’s set the record straight right from the beginning, your urine should be pale yellow and clear. Anything else, take note.
Colorectal Cancer Increasing in Younger People
Posted on August 15, 2017 by
Dameon Pierce in News
Colorectal cancer is something that is typically thought to be an issue that only people aged 50 or older should worry about. While there has been a drop in the rate of new colon and rectal cancer diagnoses in those aged 50+, incidence rates are increasing for those under 50. Traditionally, routine colonoscopies are scheduled after …
