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At the Bladder and Pelvic Floor Centre at Bethesda Hospital, we are there for you with a great deal of empathy. Various specialists from the fields of gynaecology, urology, surgery, gastroenterology, radiology and physiotherapy work hand in hand here and offer you the best interdisciplinary cooperation. Our Bladder and Pelvic Centre stands for cutting-edge medicine combined with the typical personal support at Bethesda Hospital.
Although uncontrolled loss of urine or pelvic floor prolapse, for example, are very common, many sufferers are ashamed to talk about them. Our team is sensitised to these sensitive issues for many women and will clarify your complaints with a great deal of understanding. We will provide you with expert advice on the various treatment options - always taking your individual needs and expectations into account. At your request, your referring doctor will be involved in the clarifications and treatments so that the person you trust is always informed.
We carry out all investigations and advise you on the most common female complaints such as involuntary loss of urine, hyperactive bladder, bladder problems, cystitis, prolapse and problems in the genital area. If necessary, further examinations such as ultrasound, pressure measurements in the bladder, cystoscopy, computer tomography (CT), MRI, etc. are carried out or arranged.
Our experience shows that successful treatment can also be achieved without surgery. The treatment depends on the causes of the symptoms - lifestyle changes, physiotherapy of the pelvic floor, medication, pessaries, special urotherapies and product recommendations for intimate hygiene often already show good results. We will be happy to tell you more about this in our consultation.
If conservative treatments do not bring the desired success, it is time to consider surgery. From the large number of different possible interventions, we will choose the most suitable one for you together. We perform many of our procedures using the latest minimally invasive techniques (keyhole surgery) - for others, we favour tried and tested methods.
Use our quick and easy self-test to find out whether a consultation with us would be advisable. If you answer YES to one or more of the questions, we recommend more detailed clarification.
«Our therapy should take your individual needs and ideas into account.»
Our interdisciplinary specialists have many years of experience in their specialist field and have all held senior positions for many years.
Our experts liaise with each other on an interdisciplinary basis so that even complex cases can be treated successfully. To this end, our specialists meet regularly at so-called "pelvic floor boards". This is where complex, difficult and interdisciplinary clinical pictures are discussed and treatments are planned together.
We endeavour to treat your symptoms conservatively wherever possible and, if necessary, surgically in the long term. We take enough time to discuss your individual and holistic treatment with you and are there for you throughout your treatment.
Our specialists have summarised the most common diseases that we treat in our clinics for you. Find out about symptoms, frequency and treatment options here.
We are happy to take time for you - the disease database is in no way intended to replace a personal consultation.
You are in good hands with us: At Bethesda Hospital, we have been specialising in women's medicine for many years - this is one of our core areas of expertise and we offer you the best treatment in Basel and north-western Switzerland.
With us you will find top-class medicine combined with the personal atmosphere that is typical of us.
Dr. med. Jörg Humburg
Petra Dörrer-Hahl
Anzhela Albrecht
Lisa Regnat
Because gynaecological diseases are often very complex, we work closely with the teams in related fields. Together, we work hard for you - so you are always in good hands with us and receive the treatment that is tailored to your condition. We work on an interdisciplinary basis in the following areas:
Our specialists are regularly interviewed and quoted on specific topics. Take a look at our media centre and discover interesting articles!
Do you have any uncertainties or issues that concern you within our speciality?
We have compiled the most frequently asked questions, answered by our medical experts.
Do you have any other questions that are not answered here?
Please feel free to contact us - we will be happy to help.
What to do with urinary incontinence? Losing urine involuntarily is a taboo. Yet around one in three women is affected and can get help. We always treat affected people with various conservative methods - for example, by adjusting the amount they drink or with targeted bladder training.
In addition, various forms of electrostimulation are possible, as well as medical support. If these methods do not work, surgery can also help. For example, a bladder tape can be inserted to support the urethra.
Yes, there are effective treatments for all forms, both conservative and surgical.
Typical symptoms of cystitis are
The simplest treatment is to drink more to flush the bacteria out of the bladder. However, as this is usually painful, you can also alleviate the symptoms for a few days with painkillers, decongestants or antibiotics. If more than two inflammations occur in six months or more than three per year, this is a chronic form. In chronic cases, prophylactic measures should be prioritised. Do not hesitate to contact our specialised team for advice.
If blood is still detectable or pain persists even after the inflammation has healed, a cystoscopy is certainly advisable.
We provide interdisciplinary excellence in medicine, care and therapy, promote innovation and are at the cutting edge of research and technology. Personalised care in a family atmosphere, our excellent hotel facilities and the quiet location in the park support your recovery.
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