As for the outcomes, 35% had surgery, 25% are undergoing biofeedback treatment, and approximately 28% are considering surgical or nonsurgical treatment. An additional 10% decided they were satisfied with their quality of life and declined treatment.
“There's no rush. This is a quality of life issue, and it has to be scheduled at the patient's convenience,” Dr. Gurland said, adding that a combined approach to pelvic floor dysfunction improves patient care.