One in three women will, at some point in their lives, seek treatment for incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, heavy menstrual bleeding, or uterine fibroids.1 Usually triggered by childbirth or by advancing age, these pelvic disorders affect more than health--they affect emotional well-being, too.
Ethicon has worked closely with the surgical community to develop minimally invasive methods to treat these disorders. Our advances in polymer science and other biomaterials make it possible to help restore a woman’s natural anatomy--giving her greater confidence and helping her regain better control over her body. And when a woman is empowered by her health, she’s empowered in her life.
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1. The Lewin Group, Cost-effectiveness Comparisons of Treatments for Pelvic Health Disorders among US Women (2007).