#GynCSM Transcript
Healthcare social media transcript of the #GynCSM hashtag.
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 | GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm Welcome to #gyncsm - a passionate community for gynecologic cancer survivors, caregivers, advocates and health care providers. |
 | Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @gyncsm: The #gyncsm (GYNecologic Cancer Social Media) chat will get started in a few minutes! You can read about tonight’s chat and preview the topic questions on our #gyncsm blog: https://t.co/DPt243zWZq |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @gyncsm: New to tweet chats? Read tips from #gyncsm co-moderator @womenofteal https://t.co/m5bAfRjHVr |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @gyncsm: Welcome to #gyncsm - a passionate community for gynecologic cancer survivors, caregivers, advocates and health care providers. |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm Our #gyncsm co-moderators are @womenofteal @btrfly12 Our health care moderators are @ShannonWestin @temkins @journeycancer and our mental health moderator @DrBeckerSchutte We start out with brief intro’s - Please take a moment to introduce yourself. |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm We are happy to welcome two guests to tonight’s chat on Urogyneoclogy and Pelvic Health - Jocelyn J Fitzgerald MD @jfitzgeraldMD from @PittTweet and Theresa Feeley @drtpelvichealth from @AtlanticPT #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @gyncsm: Our #gyncsm co-moderators are @womenofteal @btrfly12 Our health care moderators are @ShannonWestin @temkins @journeycancer and our mental health moderator @DrBeckerSchutte We start out with brief intro’s - Please take a moment to introduce yourself. |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @gyncsm: We are happy to welcome two guests to tonight’s chat on Urogyneoclogy and Pelvic Health - Jocelyn J Fitzgerald MD @jfitzgeraldMD from @PittTweet and Theresa Feeley @drtpelvichealth from @AtlanticPT #gyncsm |
 | Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 Christina Lizaso – passionate re: community engagement and cancer care. I’ll be moderating as @gyncsm today. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal I am so excited for tonight's chat with our special guests. |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm If you prefer to “listen only” during the chat, we'd love for you to tweet "#gyncsm" when you join - just to let us know you are here. Please continue intro's and welcomes - we'll start in w/ the "ground rules" :) and tips! |
 | Tobey @BRCAinfo @gyncsm @jfitzgeraldMD @PittTweet @drtpelvichealth @AtlanticPT Hi everyone It’s nice to chat & support #gyncsm. Welcome all 🙌 |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm #gyncsm : |
 | drtheresa.pelvichealth @drtpelvichealth Hi! I am Theresa W Feeley, a certified Pelvic Health Practitioner. I have my Doctorate in Physical Therapy. I treated ortho primarily, and now only treat Pelvic Health. I founded the Pelvic Center for our company. I am also a Certified Menopause Practitioner with NAMS. #gyncsm |
 | Jocelyn J. Fitzgerald MD @jjfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm @PittTweet @drtpelvichealth @AtlanticPT Hello and thank you for having me to the #gyncsm chat! I'm Jocelyn Fitzgerald, a board-certified Urogynecologist (also known as Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery) @UPMCnews @MageeWomens. I am excited to answer some of your questions about pelvic health and cancer |
 | Codemo Writing Services @roberta_codemo @gyncsm @womenofteal @btrfly12 @ShannonWestin @temkins @journeycancer @DrBeckerSchutte #gyncsm Nine year endometrial cancer survivor here. I'm a freelance writer and patient navigator. |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm The #gyncsm chat promotes community in a public forum. Chats are an open discussion and all are welcome to share from their experiences and perspectives. Learn more about risks/benefits: https://t.co/TipZUv1jQy |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal Dee here! Dx with #ovca Stage3B 2005, recurrence 2008, Ovarian Cancer research advocate, blogger, co-Author of “100 Questions and Answers about Ovarian cancer” & co-moderator #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @gyncsm: If you prefer to “listen only” during the chat, we'd love for you to tweet "#gyncsm" when you join - just to let us know you are here. Please continue intro's and welcomes - we'll start in w/ the "ground rules" :) and tips! |
 | Sarah Temkin @temkins RT @gyncsm: Our #gyncsm co-moderators are @womenofteal @btrfly12 Our health care moderators are @ShannonWestin @temkins @journeycancer and our mental health moderator @DrBeckerSchutte We start out with brief intro’s - Please take a moment to introduce yourself. |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm Are you new to tweet chats? Follow hashtag #gyncsm and include it in every tweet during the next hour to engage with others about this topic. |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal @drtpelvichealth Hi Theresa - Thanks so much for joining us! #gyncsm |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm Welcome guests and all those joining. We also welcome all those “listening in”. Be sure to tweet #gyncsm so we know you are here. You can always tweet, DM or email us with questions/comments after the chat is over. https://t.co/XYaP3OTgsG |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal @jfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm @PittTweet @drtpelvichealth @AtlanticPT @UPMCnews @MageeWomens So happy to are able to join us tonight. #gyncsm |
| Tobey @BRCAinfo @womenofteal @gyncsm @jfitzgeraldMD @PittTweet @drtpelvichealth @AtlanticPT Thank you 👍 #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal #gyncsm tagged resources and referrals are not a substitute for speaking with your doctor who understands your needs and history. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal Remember - Twitter is an open social network and posts are public. Use a Direct Message to exchange email addresses/personal information.#gyncsm |
| drtheresa.pelvichealth @drtpelvichealth @womenofteal Thank you Dee! I am excited to be part of this talk tonight! #gyncsm |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm @letat_lechat @jfitzgeraldMD @PittTweet @drtpelvichealth @AtlanticPT You can check out this post #gyncsm https://t.co/m5bAfRjHVr |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @gyncsm: Welcome guests and all those joining. We also welcome all those “listening in”. Be sure to tweet #gyncsm so we know you are here. You can always tweet, DM or email us with questions/comments after the chat is over. https://t.co/XYaP3OTgsG |
| Codemo Writing Services @roberta_codemo @gyncsm #gyncsm After being homeless for the past eight months, I finally moved into an apartment. I'm living in a small town in Illinois called Camp Point, pop. 1,300. |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm Tonight on #gyncsm we’ll be discussing “Finding Emotional Support” We’ll use a topic format with T1; T2 etc. Please include the corresponding T# at the front of your comment or answer. We will also end our chat with a chance to share TIL: thoughts standing for “Today I Learned”. |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal Thank you to all who have tweeted valuable information to our community during the past month using the #gyncsm hashtag and those who helped promote tonight's chat. |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm You can find the 6 topic areas we’ll cover on today’s chat on our #gyncsm blog page: https://t.co/DPt243zWZq |
| Sarah Temkin @temkins RT @womenofteal: Thank you to all who have tweeted valuable information to our community during the past month using the #gyncsm hashtag and those who helped promote tonight's chat. |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal @roberta_codemo @gyncsm That must have been difficult for you. Glad you have found a place. #gyncsm |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm Here comes Topic 1 (T1:)... #gyncsm |
 | Nancy's Point @NancysPoint RT @gyncsm: Welcome guests and all those joining. We also welcome all those “listening in”. Be sure to tweet #gyncsm so we know you are here. You can always tweet, DM or email us with questions/comments after the chat is over. https://t.co/XYaP3OTgsG |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @gyncsm: You can find the 6 topic areas we’ll cover on today’s chat on our #gyncsm blog page: You can find the 6 topic areas we’ll cover on today’s chat on our #gyncsm blog page: https://t.co/DPt243zWZq |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @gyncsm: You can find the 6 topic areas we’ll cover on today’s chat on our #gyncsm blog page: You can find the 6 topic areas we’ll cover on today’s chat on our #gyncsm blog page: https://t.co/DPt243zWZq |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 @roberta_codemo @gyncsm Wishing you well as you get settled in. Hope things are looking up. #gyncsm |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm T1: What is pelvic health and how can it be impacted by gynecologic cancer treatments? #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @gyncsm: T1: T1: What is pelvic health and how can it be impacted by gynecologic cancer treatments? #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @gyncsm: T1: T1: What is pelvic health and how can it be impacted by gynecologic cancer treatments? #gyncsm |
| Sarah Temkin @temkins RT @gyncsm: T1: T1: What is pelvic health and how can it be impacted by gynecologic cancer treatments? #gyncsm |
| drtheresa.pelvichealth @drtpelvichealth T1. Pelvic health involves the pelvic floor muscles. These are muscles that create a sling between the hip bones and lower spine. They assist in the stability of the hip girdle and support of the pelvic organs. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @drtpelvichealth: T1. Pelvic health involves the pelvic floor muscles. These are muscles that create a sling between the hip bones and lower spine. They assist in the stability of the hip girdle and support of the pelvic organs. #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @drtpelvichealth: T1. Pelvic health involves the pelvic floor muscles. These are muscles that create a sling between the hip bones and lower spine. They assist in the stability of the hip girdle and support of the pelvic organs. #gyncsm |
 | Laronica Conway @louisianagirl91 RT @gyncsm: We are happy to welcome two guests to tonight’s chat on Urogyneoclogy and Pelvic Health - Jocelyn J Fitzgerald MD @jfitzgeraldMD from @PittTweet and Theresa Feeley @drtpelvichealth from @AtlanticPT #gyncsm |
| drtheresa.pelvichealth @drtpelvichealth T1: These muscles aide in bowel, bladder and sexual function. To do this, they need a balance of strength and flexibility. They lift up to hold things in (urine, stool, gas) and relax down to let things out (urine/stool) or to allow intercourse, tampon use, GYN exams. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @drtpelvichealth: T1: T1: These muscles aide in bowel, bladder and sexual function. To do this, they need a balance of strength and flexibility. They lift up to hold things in (urine, stool, gas) and relax down to let things out (urine/stool) or to allow intercourse, tampon use, GYN exams. #gyncsm |
| Laronica Conway @louisianagirl91 RT @gyncsm: Tonight on #gyncsm we’ll be discussing “Finding Emotional Support” We’ll use a topic format with T1; T2 etc. Please include the corresponding T# at the front of your comment or answer. We will also end our chat with a chance to share TIL: thoughts standing for “Today I Learned”. |
| drtheresa.pelvichealth @drtpelvichealth T1: Surgical and radiation interventions with gynecological cancer care can alter the muscle function, creating scar tissue and weakness. This sometimes leads to vaginal or pelvic pain, pain with intercourse, urinary/stool incontinence, to name a few. #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 T1: "Pelvic Health is the best possible functioning and management of the bladder, bowel, and reproductive organs... not merely the absence of disease or weakness... Pelvic health plays an important role in ... physical, mental, social, and sexual well-being." #gyncsm @bcmhouston |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @drtpelvichealth: T1: T1: Surgical and radiation interventions with gynecological cancer care can alter the muscle function, creating scar tissue and weakness. This sometimes leads to vaginal or pelvic pain, pain with intercourse, urinary/stool incontinence, to name a few. #gyncsm |
| Jocelyn J. Fitzgerald MD @jjfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm #gyncsm T1: pelvic health is the functioning of the organs and connective tissue contained within the pelvic bones--some even say everything below the belly button but above the knees. The major structures are the pelvic floor muscles, which support the bladder, colon/rectum, 1/2 |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @drtpelvichealth: T1: T1: These muscles aide in bowel, bladder and sexual function. To do this, they need a balance of strength and flexibility. They lift up to hold things in (urine, stool, gas) and relax down to let things out (urine/stool) or to allow intercourse, tampon use, GYN exams. #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @drtpelvichealth: T1: T1: Surgical and radiation interventions with gynecological cancer care can alter the muscle function, creating scar tissue and weakness. This sometimes leads to vaginal or pelvic pain, pain with intercourse, urinary/stool incontinence, to name a few. #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @jfitzgeraldMD: @gyncsm #gyncsm T1: @gyncsm #gyncsm T1: pelvic health is the functioning of the organs and connective tissue contained within the pelvic bones--some even say everything below the belly button but above the knees. The major structures are the pelvic floor muscles, which support the bladder, colon/rectum, 1/2 |
| Jocelyn J. Fitzgerald MD @jjfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm #gyncsm T1 2/2 the vagina, uterus, tubes and ovaries. It also involves the nerves and blood vessels that supply these structures which are very complex. |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @btrfly12: T1: T1: "Pelvic Health is the best possible functioning and management of the bladder, bowel, and reproductive organs... not merely the absence of disease or weakness... Pelvic health plays an important role in ... physical, mental, social, and sexual well-being." #gyncsm @bcmhouston |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @jfitzgeraldMD: @gyncsm #gyncsm T1: @gyncsm #gyncsm T1: pelvic health is the functioning of the organs and connective tissue contained within the pelvic bones--some even say everything below the belly button but above the knees. The major structures are the pelvic floor muscles, which support the bladder, colon/rectum, 1/2 |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @jfitzgeraldMD: @gyncsm #gyncsm T1 2/2 the vagina, uterus, tubes and ovaries. It also involves the nerves and blood vessels that supply these structures which are very complex. |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @jfitzgeraldMD: @gyncsm #gyncsm T1 2/2 the vagina, uterus, tubes and ovaries. It also involves the nerves and blood vessels that supply these structures which are very complex. |
 | Marci Cleary @marcivc RT @womenofteal: Remember - Twitter is an open social network and posts are public. Use a Direct Message to exchange email addresses/personal information.#gyncsm |
 | Idalid "Ivy" Franco MD MPH @IvyRadOncMD @gyncsm @jfitzgeraldMD @PittTweet @drtpelvichealth @AtlanticPT Ivy here! Gyn Rad Onc. Looking forward to listening in on tonight’s chat and learning more about resources to improve patient care #gyncsm |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm T2: What role does a urogynecologist play in the care of those diagnosed with a gyn cancer? #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @gyncsm: T2: T2: What role does a urogynecologist play in the care of those diagnosed with a gyn cancer? #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal @IvyRadOncMD @gyncsm @jfitzgeraldMD @PittTweet @drtpelvichealth @AtlanticPT Hi Ivy, Thanks so much for joining us tonight! #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @gyncsm: T2: T2: What role does a urogynecologist play in the care of those diagnosed with a gyn cancer? #gyncsm |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm T2: related - how often are gyn cancer patients referred to a urogynecologist? have you used their services #gyncsm |
| Jocelyn J. Fitzgerald MD @jjfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm #gyncsm T1: All of these structures can be affected by cancer treatments. (I also forgot to mention the vulvar and vestibular structures). Most surgeries for Gynecologic Cancer can alter the anatomy of the pelvis, including the nerves that provide feeling and also continence |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @gyncsm: T2: T2: related - how often are gyn cancer patients referred to a urogynecologist? have you used their services #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @jfitzgeraldMD: @gyncsm #gyncsm T1: @gyncsm #gyncsm T1: All of these structures can be affected by cancer treatments. (I also forgot to mention the vulvar and vestibular structures). Most surgeries for Gynecologic Cancer can alter the anatomy of the pelvis, including the nerves that provide feeling and also continence |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @jfitzgeraldMD: @gyncsm #gyncsm T1: @gyncsm #gyncsm T1: All of these structures can be affected by cancer treatments. (I also forgot to mention the vulvar and vestibular structures). Most surgeries for Gynecologic Cancer can alter the anatomy of the pelvis, including the nerves that provide feeling and also continence |
| Jocelyn J. Fitzgerald MD @jjfitzgeraldMD @IvyRadOncMD @gyncsm @PittTweet @drtpelvichealth @AtlanticPT So happy to see Rad Onc represented! You can have such a big effect on female sexual function after cancer treatment (a conversation that almost always happens for men, but rarely for women) #gyncsm |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm @letat_lechat @jfitzgeraldMD @PittTweet @drtpelvichealth @AtlanticPT quick guide: In the "Search Twitter" at the top right, type in #gyncsm and hit Enter. Then you will see Top Latest People Photos Videos near the top of the page. Take your mouse and click on Latest. Now you will see the conversation in reverse chronological order. |
| Tobey @BRCAinfo @gyncsm T2: #gyncsm I don’t mean to jump ahead but I am curious as to the difference between a urologist & urogynecologist. I’ve never heard of a urogynecologist |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @jfitzgeraldMD: @IvyRadOncMD @gyncsm @PittTweet @drtpelvichealth @AtlanticPT So happy to see Rad Onc represented! You can have such a big effect on female sexual function after cancer treatment (a conversation that almost always happens for men, but rarely for women) #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @BRCAinfo: @gyncsm T2: @gyncsm T2: #gyncsm I don’t mean to jump ahead but I am curious as to the difference between a urologist & urogynecologist. I’ve never heard of a urogynecologist |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm I'm going to go head and post Topic 3 but we can continue discussing Topic 2 as well. :) #gyncsm |
| Jocelyn J. Fitzgerald MD @jjfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm #gyncsm the exact number is not known, but I suspect it is not as high as it should be. |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal @BRCAinfo @gyncsm T2 About 8 years ago a family member was having incontinence issues and was referred to a urogynecologist #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @jfitzgeraldMD: @gyncsm #gyncsm the exact number is not known, but I suspect it is not as high as it should be. |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 @BRCAinfo @gyncsm #gyncsm "What Is the Difference Between a Urologist and a Urogynecologist? Urology is a more general field than Urogynecology. For example, urologists treat women, men, and children. Urogynecologists, on the other hand, deal only with matters of a woman's pelvic floor." |
| Jocelyn J. Fitzgerald MD @jjfitzgeraldMD @BRCAinfo @gyncsm #gyncsm this is a great question and one that confuses many people. Both Urologists and Gynecologists can do fellowship training in female specific pelvic floor issues and become a Urogynecologist. We specialize in bladder issues like incontinence, recurrent UTI, pain 1/2 |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm T3: What options are there for alleviating pelvic pain? What has been your experience with pelvic pain? #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @jfitzgeraldMD: @BRCAinfo @gyncsm #gyncsm this is a great question and one that confuses many people. Both Urologists and Gynecologists can do fellowship training in female specific pelvic floor issues and become a Urogynecologist. We specialize in bladder issues like incontinence, recurrent UTI, pain 1/2 |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal T2 What on Earth Is Urogynecology https://t.co/tlaQRXRVIV via @PennMedicine #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @btrfly12: @BRCAinfo @gyncsm #gyncsm "What Is the Difference Between a Urologist and a Urogynecologist? Urology is a more general field than Urogynecology. For example, urologists treat women, men, and children. Urogynecologists, on the other hand, deal only with matters of a woman's pelvic floor." |
| Jocelyn J. Fitzgerald MD @jjfitzgeraldMD @BRCAinfo @gyncsm #gyncsm 2/2 vaginal prolapse, sexual dysfunction, vulvar issues, fistula, birth trauma, vaginal stenosis, fecal incontinence, etc. |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @jfitzgeraldMD: @BRCAinfo @gyncsm #gyncsm this is a great question and one that confuses many people. Both Urologists and Gynecologists can do fellowship training in female specific pelvic floor issues and become a Urogynecologist. We specialize in bladder issues like incontinence, recurrent UTI, pain 1/2 |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @gyncsm: T3: T3: What options are there for alleviating pelvic pain? What has been your experience with pelvic pain? #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @jfitzgeraldMD: @BRCAinfo @gyncsm #gyncsm 2/2 vaginal prolapse, sexual dysfunction, vulvar issues, fistula, birth trauma, vaginal stenosis, fecal incontinence, etc. |
| Tobey @BRCAinfo RT @jfitzgeraldMD: @BRCAinfo @gyncsm #gyncsm this is a great question and one that confuses many people. Both Urologists and Gynecologists can do fellowship training in female specific pelvic floor issues and become a Urogynecologist. We specialize in bladder issues like incontinence, recurrent UTI, pain 1/2 |
| drtheresa.pelvichealth @drtpelvichealth Physical therapist use conservative options for alleviating pain. PT can do manual soft tissue massage throughout abdomen, incision sites, hip girdle and also in vaginal canal directly on pelvic floor muscles to relieve tension creating pain. #gyncsm |
| Idalid "Ivy" Franco MD MPH @IvyRadOncMD @gyncsm T1: Gyn cancer treatments, such as surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation, can all be used to cure cancer or reduce symptoms, and can also result in short & long term effects that can impact quality of life. Always important to talk to your doctor. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @IvyRadOncMD: @gyncsm T1: @gyncsm T1: Gyn cancer treatments, such as surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation, can all be used to cure cancer or reduce symptoms, and can also result in short & long term effects that can impact quality of life. Always important to talk to your doctor. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @drtpelvichealth: Physical therapist use conservative options for alleviating pain. PT can do manual soft tissue massage throughout abdomen, incision sites, hip girdle and also in vaginal canal directly on pelvic floor muscles to relieve tension creating pain. #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @drtpelvichealth: Physical therapist use conservative options for alleviating pain. PT can do manual soft tissue massage throughout abdomen, incision sites, hip girdle and also in vaginal canal directly on pelvic floor muscles to relieve tension creating pain. #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @IvyRadOncMD: @gyncsm T1: @gyncsm T1: Gyn cancer treatments, such as surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation, can all be used to cure cancer or reduce symptoms, and can also result in short & long term effects that can impact quality of life. Always important to talk to your doctor. #gyncsm |
| Idalid "Ivy" Franco MD MPH @IvyRadOncMD @jfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm @PittTweet @drtpelvichealth @AtlanticPT So important to have these conversations early and often. We want patients to feel comfortable and empowered to ask questions. #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 #gyncsm : |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @IvyRadOncMD: @jfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm @PittTweet @drtpelvichealth @AtlanticPT So important to have these conversations early and often. We want patients to feel comfortable and empowered to ask questions. #gyncsm |
| Jocelyn J. Fitzgerald MD @jjfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm #gyncsm 2/2 we can also help with fecal incontinence, radiation changes, urinary urgency, etc. |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @jfitzgeraldMD: @gyncsm #gyncsm 2/2 we can also help with fecal incontinence, radiation changes, urinary urgency, etc. |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @btrfly12: #gyncsm : |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm T4: How does pelvic health impact intimacy and sexual health? What are tips and resources to maintain intimacy and sexuality after gyn cancer? #gyncsm |
| drtheresa.pelvichealth @drtpelvichealth T4: The muscles of the pelvic floor need to relax and stretch for intercourse. When there is increased tightness in these muscles, penetration can be painful. Soft tissue work (with a PT or done yourself) can reduce the tightness to allow for pain free intimacy. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal @IvyRadOncMD @jfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm @PittTweet @drtpelvichealth @AtlanticPT Yes you are right about having the conversation. When I mentioned issues I was having my APN referred me for PT. I wrote about it on my blog https://t.co/79pZXoS3h2 #gyncsm |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm MT @jfitzgeraldMD: #gyncsm we can do several things. combined surgery with Gyn/Onc (for example, repair prolapse or treat incontinence at the same time as cancer surgery, and we can help manage symptoms like GenitoUrinary Syndrome of menopause, recurrent UTI, and sexual pain 1/2 |
| Jocelyn J. Fitzgerald MD @jjfitzgeraldMD This is why it is so important for #Urogynecologists to be on social media! Patient's still don't even know we exist. Tell your friends! |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @gyncsm: T4: T4: How does pelvic health impact intimacy and sexual health? What are tips and resources to maintain intimacy and sexuality after gyn cancer? #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @womenofteal: @IvyRadOncMD @jfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm @PittTweet @drtpelvichealth @AtlanticPT Yes you are right about having the conversation. When I mentioned issues I was having my APN referred me for PT. I wrote about it on my blog https://t.co/79pZXoS3h2 #gyncsm |
| Tobey @BRCAinfo @jfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm Thank you for explaining. I get the need for a urogynecologist treating gynecological issues but urologists treat urological issues as well. I’m guessing that if it involves gyno issues- urogynecologist’s are better! #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @drtpelvichealth: T4: T4: The muscles of the pelvic floor need to relax and stretch for intercourse. When there is increased tightness in these muscles, penetration can be painful. Soft tissue work (with a PT or done yourself) can reduce the tightness to allow for pain free intimacy. #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @gyncsm: T4: T4: How does pelvic health impact intimacy and sexual health? What are tips and resources to maintain intimacy and sexuality after gyn cancer? #gyncsm |
| Tobey @BRCAinfo RT @jfitzgeraldMD: This is why it is so important for #Urogynecologists to be on social media! Patient's still don't even know we exist. Tell your friends! |
| Idalid "Ivy" Franco MD MPH @IvyRadOncMD @jfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm I completely agree! There is much room for improvement in ensuring #urogyn and #radonc are working together to improve access to pelvic health services. #gyncsm |
| Jocelyn J. Fitzgerald MD @jjfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm #gyncsm T4: I recommend talking about this early and often. For men with prostate cancer, for example, sexual changes they can expect from treatment come up right away. The same is not done for women, so you should advocate for yourself. Ask what anatomic changes 1/ |
| drtheresa.pelvichealth @drtpelvichealth T4: Tightness in the pelvic floor muscles can create a referred pain to the vagina, vulva and inner thighs. This also affects intimacy. I have heard it referred to as burning or cat’s nails. It's a similar effect to a knot in your neck that refers pain into your arm. #gyncsm |
| Sarah Temkin @temkins RT @IvyRadOncMD: @gyncsm T1: @gyncsm T1: Gyn cancer treatments, such as surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation, can all be used to cure cancer or reduce symptoms, and can also result in short & long term effects that can impact quality of life. Always important to talk to your doctor. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal @gyncsm @jfitzgeraldMD What is GenitoUrinary Syndrome of menopause? #gyncsm |
| Jocelyn J. Fitzgerald MD @jjfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm #gyncsm T4: you can expect. Will you have a partial vaginectomy? Will your ovaries be removed? Will you have radiation or chemo? All of those things can affect sexual function in different ways. 2/ |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @jfitzgeraldMD: @gyncsm #gyncsm T4: @gyncsm #gyncsm T4: I recommend talking about this early and often. For men with prostate cancer, for example, sexual changes they can expect from treatment come up right away. The same is not done for women, so you should advocate for yourself. Ask what anatomic changes 1/ |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @jfitzgeraldMD: @gyncsm #gyncsm T4: @gyncsm #gyncsm T4: you can expect. Will you have a partial vaginectomy? Will your ovaries be removed? Will you have radiation or chemo? All of those things can affect sexual function in different ways. 2/ |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @drtpelvichealth: T4: T4: Tightness in the pelvic floor muscles can create a referred pain to the vagina, vulva and inner thighs. This also affects intimacy. I have heard it referred to as burning or cat’s nails. It's a similar effect to a knot in your neck that refers pain into your arm. #gyncsm |
| Jocelyn J. Fitzgerald MD @jjfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm #gyncsm T4: ask what can be done to protect the vaginal and vulvar tissues, ask about hormonal treatments like vaginal estrogen. Ask about hormone replacement 3/ |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm T5: What is pelvic floor physical therapy? How are patients evaluated for the need? #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @jfitzgeraldMD: @gyncsm #gyncsm T4: @gyncsm #gyncsm T4: ask what can be done to protect the vaginal and vulvar tissues, ask about hormonal treatments like vaginal estrogen. Ask about hormone replacement 3/ |
| drtheresa.pelvichealth @drtpelvichealth T4: Lubrication can be very helpful for pain free intimacy. Muscle tightness, medications, surgeries, stress, hormonal levels and many other things can result in dryness in the vaginal tissues increasing pain. #gyncsm |
| drtheresa.pelvichealth @drtpelvichealth T4: Pelvic floor wands are tools made to use in the vaginal canal to address muscular tightness. This can be done at home to compliment pelvic floor therapy. 1/2 #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal @jfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm "For men with prostate cancer, for example, sexual changes they can expect from treatment come up right away. " We need to make women receive this info in the beginning too! #gyncsm |
| drtheresa.pelvichealth @drtpelvichealth T4: Dilators are a cylinder-shaped device that it used to help stretch the vaginal canal to work towards pain free intercourse. They are inserted similar to a tampon, in a comfortable position for 15-20 minutes. They progressively get larger to increase the stretch. 2/2 #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @drtpelvichealth: T4: T4: Tightness in the pelvic floor muscles can create a referred pain to the vagina, vulva and inner thighs. This also affects intimacy. I have heard it referred to as burning or cat’s nails. It's a similar effect to a knot in your neck that refers pain into your arm. #gyncsm |
| Jocelyn J. Fitzgerald MD @jjfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm #gyncsm T5: a wonderful form of physical therapy that rehabilitates the pelvic floor muscles and connective tissues so that they can perform their functions in a coordinated, pain-free fashion. It also involves breathing techniques and other maneuvers. |
| Idalid "Ivy" Franco MD MPH @IvyRadOncMD @gyncsm T4: It is always important to ask questions. I know it is not always easy so I make sure to say “here are some important questions to ask about how treatment will impact your life…” because it is not just sexual health. It is overall health and quality of life. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @gyncsm: T5: T5: What is pelvic floor physical therapy? How are patients evaluated for the need? #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @IvyRadOncMD: @gyncsm T4: @gyncsm T4: It is always important to ask questions. I know it is not always easy so I make sure to say “here are some important questions to ask about how treatment will impact your life…” because it is not just sexual health. It is overall health and quality of life. #gyncsm |
| drtheresa.pelvichealth @drtpelvichealth Pelvic floor physical therapist evaluate the muscles of the pelvic floor. We can assess strength, endurance, tension and pain both externally and internally with a finger placed in the vaginal canal. 1/2 #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @jfitzgeraldMD: @gyncsm #gyncsm T5: @gyncsm #gyncsm T5: a wonderful form of physical therapy that rehabilitates the pelvic floor muscles and connective tissues so that they can perform their functions in a coordinated, pain-free fashion. It also involves breathing techniques and other maneuvers. |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @drtpelvichealth: Pelvic floor physical therapist evaluate the muscles of the pelvic floor. We can assess strength, endurance, tension and pain both externally and internally with a finger placed in the vaginal canal. 1/2 #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @IvyRadOncMD: @gyncsm T4: @gyncsm T4: It is always important to ask questions. I know it is not always easy so I make sure to say “here are some important questions to ask about how treatment will impact your life…” because it is not just sexual health. It is overall health and quality of life. #gyncsm |
| Jocelyn J. Fitzgerald MD @jjfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm #gyncsm T5: pretty much any patient who has undergone pelvic surgery can benefit in some way from pelvic floor rehab. Pelvic pain, sexual or otherwise, or changes in bladder or bowel habits are common reasons. |
| Idalid "Ivy" Franco MD MPH @IvyRadOncMD @EKing719 @jfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm Yes. All of this is so important. We need to ensure that they feel safe to ask these questions. Or provide answers without patients having to ask the questions. #gyncsm |
| drtheresa.pelvichealth @drtpelvichealth T5: We also assess the hip girdle, lower spine, abdomen and breathing. The pelvic floor works with your breath. Using your breath in specific stretches or yoga poses with help to release tension in muscles. This will allow the muscles to relax and decrease pain. 2/2 #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @jfitzgeraldMD: @gyncsm #gyncsm T5: @gyncsm #gyncsm T5: pretty much any patient who has undergone pelvic surgery can benefit in some way from pelvic floor rehab. Pelvic pain, sexual or otherwise, or changes in bladder or bowel habits are common reasons. |
| drtheresa.pelvichealth @drtpelvichealth T5: We combine many techniques based on the specific person. We can use massage externally and internally to loosen tissues. We sometimes focus on hip mobility, stretching, breathing and yoga poses. We also use a ton of education and home exercise programs. #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @drtpelvichealth: T5: T5: We also assess the hip girdle, lower spine, abdomen and breathing. The pelvic floor works with your breath. Using your breath in specific stretches or yoga poses with help to release tension in muscles. This will allow the muscles to relax and decrease pain. 2/2 #gyncsm |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm T6: What are some pelvic health resources for those impacted by cancer-related diagnoses? What have you found helpful? #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal #gyncsm |
| Idalid "Ivy" Franco MD MPH @IvyRadOncMD RT @jfitzgeraldMD: @gyncsm #gyncsm T5: @gyncsm #gyncsm T5: a wonderful form of physical therapy that rehabilitates the pelvic floor muscles and connective tissues so that they can perform their functions in a coordinated, pain-free fashion. It also involves breathing techniques and other maneuvers. |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @gyncsm: T6: T6: What are some pelvic health resources for those impacted by cancer-related diagnoses? What have you found helpful? #gyncsm |
| Idalid "Ivy" Franco MD MPH @IvyRadOncMD RT @jfitzgeraldMD: This is why it is so important for #Urogynecologists to be on social media! Patient's still don't even know we exist. Tell your friends! |
 | Jim Hokanson, PhD @JimHokanson RT @jfitzgeraldMD: This is why it is so important for #Urogynecologists to be on social media! Patient's still don't even know we exist. Tell your friends! |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @gyncsm: T6: T6: What are some pelvic health resources for those impacted by cancer-related diagnoses? What have you found helpful? #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @drtpelvichealth: T5: T5: We combine many techniques based on the specific person. We can use massage externally and internally to loosen tissues. We sometimes focus on hip mobility, stretching, breathing and yoga poses. We also use a ton of education and home exercise programs. #gyncsm |
 | SandyHiltonPT @SandyHiltonPT @jfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm Important to note: therapy doesn’t have to hurt to help! And we focus on establishing self-efficacy and confidence in self-care. We help people to not need us. #gyncsm T5 |
| SandyHiltonPT @SandyHiltonPT RT @gyncsm: T5: T5: What is pelvic floor physical therapy? How are patients evaluated for the need? #gyncsm |
| Idalid "Ivy" Franco MD MPH @IvyRadOncMD RT @btrfly12: T1: T1: "Pelvic Health is the best possible functioning and management of the bladder, bowel, and reproductive organs... not merely the absence of disease or weakness... Pelvic health plays an important role in ... physical, mental, social, and sexual well-being." #gyncsm @bcmhouston |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 There are so many side effects from cancer and it can be a lot for providers to cover. Having screening tools for things like mental health, pelvic health and other common side effects can help jump start potentially awkward conversations. Whole person care. #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @SandyHiltonPT: @jfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm Important to note: @jfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm Important to note: therapy doesn’t have to hurt to help! And we focus on establishing self-efficacy and confidence in self-care. We help people to not need us. #gyncsm T5 |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal T6 I found this info helpful before I started PT at @AtlanticPT https://t.co/LZvnJKJDEx I wrote about it on my blog https://t.co/79pZXoS3h2 #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @womenofteal: T6 I found this info helpful before I started PT at @AtlanticPT https://t.co/LZvnJKJDEx I wrote about it on my blog https://t.co/79pZXoS3h2 #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @SandyHiltonPT: @jfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm Important to note: @jfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm Important to note: therapy doesn’t have to hurt to help! And we focus on establishing self-efficacy and confidence in self-care. We help people to not need us. #gyncsm T5 |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal @SandyHiltonPT @jfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm You are so right. It takes practice but was very helpful for me. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @btrfly12: There are so many side effects from cancer and it can be a lot for providers to cover. Having screening tools for things like mental health, pelvic health and other common side effects can help jump start potentially awkward conversations. Whole person care. #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 T6: Foundation for Women’s Cancer @GYNCancer publication Sexuality & Intimacy: Your Guide https://t.co/2pTwJO3yQg #gyncsm |
| Jocelyn J. Fitzgerald MD @jjfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm #gyncsm T6: I have found multidisciplinary discussions like this one to be very helpful. Also following experts on social media, I learn so much from PFPTs. The most important thing is that we don't normalize women's pain and suffering as the price they pay to survive. |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @btrfly12: T6: T6: Foundation for Women’s Cancer @GYNCancer publication Sexuality & Intimacy: Your Guide https://t.co/2pTwJO3yQg #gyncsm |
| drtheresa.pelvichealth @drtpelvichealth @SandyHiltonPT @jfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm I always tell my patients that as a PT I specialize in pain, and perform my evaluations and treatments in a way that makes them feel safe and does not create more unnecessary pain. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @jfitzgeraldMD: @gyncsm #gyncsm T6: @gyncsm #gyncsm T6: I have found multidisciplinary discussions like this one to be very helpful. Also following experts on social media, I learn so much from PFPTs. The most important thing is that we don't normalize women's pain and suffering as the price they pay to survive. |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @drtpelvichealth: @SandyHiltonPT @jfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm I always tell my patients that as a PT I specialize in pain, and perform my evaluations and treatments in a way that makes them feel safe and does not create more unnecessary pain. #gyncsm |
 | B Slatyer @votewisdom #gyncsm please explain why there can be pelvic “bloating” when there is no free fluid on scans (or no ascites) in the early stages of recurrence. Is this an inflammatory reaction? Is anyone researching this? |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm Time for closing thoughts. We use the last few minutes of the chat to wrap up and share with each other what you learned or were reminded of during this chat. You can start your tweet with TIL: standing for “Today I Learned”. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @gyncsm: Time for closing thoughts. We use the last few minutes of the chat to wrap up and share with each other what you learned or were reminded of during this chat. You can start your tweet with TIL: standing for “Today I Learned”. #gyncsm |
| drtheresa.pelvichealth @drtpelvichealth T6: "Come As You Are" by Emily Nagoski is a great resource for intimacy and sexual health. It does not address pain with intercourse, but talks about your relationship with your body and women's sexual health #gyncsm |
 | Thales P. Batista, MD, PhD @BatistaTP RT @womenofteal: Interval Cytoreductive Surgery After Chemo Boosts Survival in Stage IV Epithelial Ovarian Cancer https://t.co/mPm3kp1EZp via @onclive #gyncsm |
| Jocelyn J. Fitzgerald MD @jjfitzgeraldMD @votewisdom I don't know the exact answer to this, but extrapolating from endometriosis, peritoneal inflammation is a likely culprit #gyncsm |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm Thanks to our guests @jfitzgeraldMD and @drtpelvichealth for joining us and sharing your expertise with our #gyncsm community. We greatly appreciate your time and all you do for patients. And thanks to everyone who joined along and shared. |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @gyncsm: Thanks to our guests @jfitzgeraldMD and @drtpelvichealth for joining us and sharing your expertise with our #gyncsm community. We greatly appreciate your time and all you do for patients. And thanks to everyone who joined along and shared. |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal TIL that there are specialists - urogynecologists and Pelvic Floor PT's that can help women undergoing gyn cancer treatments. But women need to ask to be referred. #gyncsm |
 | Jennifer Douglas @mmejendouglas RT @jfitzgeraldMD: This is why it is so important for #Urogynecologists to be on social media! Patient's still don't even know we exist. Tell your friends! |
 | Antoinette, DPT @antoinettePFPT @jfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm How can we help make PFPT standard of care for pelvic oncology patients? So many are not aware of what’s “normal”, and are unaware that there is help. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @jfitzgeraldMD: @votewisdom I don't know the exact answer to this, but extrapolating from endometriosis, peritoneal inflammation is a likely culprit #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @drtpelvichealth: T6: T6: "Come As You Are" by Emily Nagoski is a great resource for intimacy and sexual health. It does not address pain with intercourse, but talks about your relationship with your body and women's sexual health #gyncsm |
| Antoinette, DPT @antoinettePFPT RT @jfitzgeraldMD: @gyncsm #gyncsm T6: @gyncsm #gyncsm T6: I have found multidisciplinary discussions like this one to be very helpful. Also following experts on social media, I learn so much from PFPTs. The most important thing is that we don't normalize women's pain and suffering as the price they pay to survive. |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm Note there will be no #gyncsm chat in June 2023. Join us for our next chat on July 12th at 8pmET as we discuss GYN Cancer Research News from this year’s @ASCOPost and @SGO_org annual meetings. |
| Jocelyn J. Fitzgerald MD @jjfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm @drtpelvichealth #gyncsm thank you so much for having me! I encourage any patient with a pelvic cancer diagnosis to seek out multidisciplinary care from Urogynecology. 🩵 |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal Remember to check https://t.co/Df2f7Okp35 for a transcript of the chat and resources #gyncsm |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm As always, remember to tweet things of interest with hashtag #gyncsm to keep the conversation going between chats. |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm RT @womenofteal: Remember to check https://t.co/Df2f7Okp35 for a transcript of the chat and resources #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @antoinettePFPT: @jfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm How can we help make PFPT standard of care for pelvic oncology patients? So many are not aware of what’s “normal”, and are unaware that there is help. #gyncsm |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm RT @jfitzgeraldMD: @gyncsm @drtpelvichealth #gyncsm thank you so much for having me! I encourage any patient with a pelvic cancer diagnosis to seek out multidisciplinary care from Urogynecology. 🩵 |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @gyncsm: Note there will be no #gyncsm chat in June 2023. Join us for our next chat on July 12th at 8pmET as we discuss GYN Cancer Research News from this year’s @ASCOPost and @SGO_org annual meetings. |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm RT @womenofteal: TIL that there are specialists - urogynecologists and Pelvic Floor PT's that can help women undergoing gyn cancer treatments. But women need to ask to be referred. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal @antoinettePFPT @jfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm I agree! #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @jfitzgeraldMD: @gyncsm @drtpelvichealth #gyncsm thank you so much for having me! I encourage any patient with a pelvic cancer diagnosis to seek out multidisciplinary care from Urogynecology. 🩵 |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @antoinettePFPT: @jfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm How can we help make PFPT standard of care for pelvic oncology patients? So many are not aware of what’s “normal”, and are unaware that there is help. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @gyncsm: As always, remember to tweet things of interest with hashtag #gyncsm to keep the conversation going between chats. |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @gyncsm: Note there will be no #gyncsm chat in June 2023. Join us for our next chat on July 12th at 8pmET as we discuss GYN Cancer Research News from this year’s @ASCOPost and @SGO_org annual meetings. |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal Grateful for our #gyncsm co-moderators! @btrfly12 @ShannonWestin @temkins @journeycancer @DrBeckerSchutte |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @drtpelvichealth: T6: T6: "Come As You Are" by Emily Nagoski is a great resource for intimacy and sexual health. It does not address pain with intercourse, but talks about your relationship with your body and women's sexual health #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @womenofteal: TIL that there are specialists - urogynecologists and Pelvic Floor PT's that can help women undergoing gyn cancer treatments. But women need to ask to be referred. #gyncsm |
| drtheresa.pelvichealth @drtpelvichealth @antoinettePFPT @jfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm I think this is a great question. There is such a lack of knowledge around this. I find that many times women are advocating for themselves, or it is through a friend that they learn about PFPT. #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @drtpelvichealth: @antoinettePFPT @jfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm I think this is a great question. There is such a lack of knowledge around this. I find that many times women are advocating for themselves, or it is through a friend that they learn about PFPT. #gyncsm |
| Idalid "Ivy" Franco MD MPH @IvyRadOncMD @gyncsm TL: We are all here to provide the best possible care to our patients. Ensuring that they are equipped & empowered with pelvic health / sexual health information & resources at all steps is essential. Making referrals & connections is key to ensure *Whole person care* #gyncsm |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm RT @IvyRadOncMD: @gyncsm TL: @gyncsm TL: We are all here to provide the best possible care to our patients. Ensuring that they are equipped & empowered with pelvic health / sexual health information & resources at all steps is essential. Making referrals & connections is key to ensure *Whole person care* #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @drtpelvichealth: @antoinettePFPT @jfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm I think this is a great question. There is such a lack of knowledge around this. I find that many times women are advocating for themselves, or it is through a friend that they learn about PFPT. #gyncsm |
| Dee Sparacio @womenofteal RT @IvyRadOncMD: @gyncsm TL: @gyncsm TL: We are all here to provide the best possible care to our patients. Ensuring that they are equipped & empowered with pelvic health / sexual health information & resources at all steps is essential. Making referrals & connections is key to ensure *Whole person care* #gyncsm |
| GYN Cancer | #GYNCSM @gyncsm #gyncsm |
| Idalid "Ivy" Franco MD MPH @IvyRadOncMD RT @gyncsm: Note there will be no #gyncsm chat in June 2023. Join us for our next chat on July 12th at 8pmET as we discuss GYN Cancer Research News from this year’s @ASCOPost and @SGO_org annual meetings. |
| drtheresa.pelvichealth @drtpelvichealth @jfitzgeraldMD @gyncsm Thank you for having me! I enjoyed being part of this and the passion that others share for this topic! #gyncsm |
| Christina Lizaso @btrfly12 RT @IvyRadOncMD: @gyncsm TL: @gyncsm TL: We are all here to provide the best possible care to our patients. Ensuring that they are equipped & empowered with pelvic health / sexual health information & resources at all steps is essential. Making referrals & connections is key to ensure *Whole person care* #gyncsm |
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