Descente d’organe : la chirurgie menace-t-elle la sexualité ? Réponse du Pr François Haab, urologue

Fear of losing one's sex life is one of the main reasons why women hesitate to undergo surgery for pelvic organ prolapse. In this video, Professor François Haab, a urologist in Paris, clearly answers the most frequently asked questions: Does prolapse surgery compromise sexuality? Can normal sexual activity be resumed after the operation? What precautions are necessary after vaginal or laparoscopic surgery? Does surgery improve confidence and quality of life? Contrary to popular belief, pelvic organ prolapse surgery does not impair sexuality. It often restores it and improves quality of life. Clear information helps alleviate fears and allows women to approach treatment with peace of mind. Subscribe to the channel to discover weekly tips on urinary health, prevention, and intimate life. #FrançoisHaab #Urology #Cystitis #UrinaryInfection #UrinaryHealth #Women'sHealth #Sexuality #Bladder #Urologist #Medicine #IntimateWellbeing #HealthPrevention #PostCoitalCystitis #SexualIntercourse #OrganProlapse #Prolapse #PelvicSurgery #FemaleSexuality #Gynecology #GenitalProlapse Professor François Haab Urologist in Paris Specialist in urinary health, continence, and pelvic surgery. Professor François Haab is a urological surgeon practicing at the "Urologie Paris Opéra" clinic in Paris. Procedures are performed at the Turin Clinic. Appointments can be made: online via Doctolib; by telephone (01 40 72 58 58 or 01 42 68 83 30). Inquiries can be sent by email to [email protected]. For any urgent requests or inquiries, you can also contact Ms. Anne Lemaître, Professor Haab's personal assistant, at 06 82 63 93 72. Professor Haab also consults and operates at the American Hospital of Paris, where he is the head of the urology department, as well as at the Institut Mutualiste Montsouris. Professor François Haab treats all urological conditions. He specializes in the treatment of male urinary incontinence and urinary disorders in men due to benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). He is an internationally recognized expert in women's urological pathologies, particularly regarding the assessment and management of urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse. In this capacity, he was commissioned to write a ministerial report on this condition. He also chaired the AFNOR standardization committee for suburethral slings. He became a university professor in 2001 at the Pierre and Marie Curie Faculty of Medicine (Paris 6th arrondissement). In 2015, he founded the Paris Opéra Urology Center. He is a member of the French National Academy of Surgery.