S. Abbas Shobeiri, MD, FACOG, FACS

A Resource for Women's Pelvic Floor Disorders (Clinic Appointments: 571-419-5645)

 

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S. Abbas Shobeiri, MD

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Clinical services:

I focus on treatments for:

1) Vaginal Agenesis and Stenosis, MRKH, post mesh stenosis requiring advanced flaps,

2) Vaginal mesh kit complications,

3) Post vaginal delivery conditions such as perineal trauma, incontinence, muscle trauma,

4) Advanced 3D Ultrasound diagnostic imaging of vaginal mesh, tape slings, cysts, masses, prolapse, perineal and anal sphincter issues. 

I hope to spend the required time with the patients to help them understand the complex causes of their conditions.  These assessments include a detailed patient history, a physical examination and advanced diagnostic testing.  In most cases, women are evaluated in a single visit and sent home with a treatment plan.  


Services offered: 

  • Vaginal agenesis / MRKH
  • Vaginal stenosis or non-functional vagina (Narrowing of vaginal diameter and length requiring corrective surgery)
  • Mesh erosion, eroded slings, surgical complications 
  • Incomplete bladder emptying,  
  • Urinary frequency, urgency, nocturia
  • Frequent urinary tract infections
  • Fecal incontinence
  • Rectal fullnessor prolapse
  • Vaginal prolapse (Cystocele, Rectocele, Enterocele)
  • Developmental variations requiring corrective surgery
  • Female sexual issues
  • Pelvic pain (endometriosis, interstitial cystitis, chronic pain syndromes)
  • Pudendal neuropathy

            The clinic offers non-surgical treatments, including medications, pelvic exercises, biofeedback, electric stimulation, behavioral and dietary modifications and mechanical devices.  When symptoms continue to interfere with daily activities, vaginal, abdominal or laparoscopic surgery may be necessary.  Depending on your condition the most appropriate route for surgery will be chosen.  Corrective surgeries for pelvic and bladder conditions can be outpatient procedures with small incisions and minimal post-operative pain and recovery time.


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