How We Can Help You

Urogynaecology is sometimes called “uro-gynae”, gynaecological urology, or female pelvic medicine. Specialists in this field support women's health, bladder care, and pelvic floor medicine together, dealing with conditions that can be difficult to discuss, and long-lasting in their impact on everyday life.

Our consultant will listen to you explain your symptoms fully, and you’ll receive a thorough, unhurried assessment. Depending on what you describe and what is found on examination, we may make recommendations involving investigations, conservative management options such as pelvic floor therapy, or onward referral for more complex interventions where appropriate.

We can offer support and treatment for urinary incontinence, including leakage when coughing, laughing, exercising, or with sudden urgency, overactive bladder (OAB), frequent urination day and night, difficulty fully emptying the bladder, urinary urgency, and recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs).

We also have a dedicated Incontinence Clinic at Midland Health.

For weak or dysfunctional pelvic floor muscles, postnatal pelvic floor problems, pelvic floor issues related to menopause, we may recommend pelvic floor therapy, exercises or another treatment.

A feeling of vaginal bulging or dragging can indicate a prolapse of the bladder or uterus. You may also have symptoms such as a visible or palpable lump or discomfort during activity. We treat these, as well as rectal prolapse and vault prolapse following hysterectomy, with a range of interventions.

You may be struggling with faecal incontinence, urgency to open the bowels, difficulty fully emptying the bowels (obstructed defecation), and constipation related to pelvic floor dysfunction. Our clinician will seek to understand the cause and help you access appropriate treatment options.

Chronic pelvic pain, pain linked to pelvic floor muscle tension, and post-surgical pelvic pain are all symptoms that may indicate a need for physiotherapy, once other causes have been ruled out. Pain associated with bladder filling may suggest bladder pain syndrome or interstitial cystitis, which are both treatable.

You can access dedicated support for perineal trauma including tears, bladder or bowel symptoms after childbirth, pelvic floor weakness following delivery, and longer-term complications after instrumental delivery.

Many people experience vaginal dryness and atrophy, urinary urgency or frequency linked to menopause, as well as increased susceptibility to UTIs, and worsening prolapse symptoms. Our clinician may suggest solutions to help you manage menopause symptoms and further testing where appropriate.

Pain during intercourse, vaginal laxity concerns, and the impact of pelvic floor dysfunction on sexual function can be distressing, and may impact your confidence in your relationships. Our consultant gynaecologist will support you with investigations to try to understand what is happening, and recommend possible treatment routes.

You may be struggling with interstitial cystitis, neurogenic bladder, urogenital fistula, and complications following pelvic surgery. Our urogynaecology clinic can help you access care and treatment for these complex conditions.

Is This The Right Service For You?

You may find a urogynaecology appointment helpful if you:

  • Leak urine when coughing, laughing, sneezing, or exercising
  • Feel a heaviness, dragging, or "something coming down" in your pelvis
  • Experience a sudden, intense urge to reach the toilet, or do not always make it in time
  • Need to urinate frequently, including waking at night
  • Have difficulty fully emptying your bladder or bowels
  • Suffer from recurrent urinary tract infections
  • Have pelvic pain or discomfort during everyday activities or intercourse
  • Are experiencing ongoing symptoms after childbirth or pelvic surgery
  • Have notices a change in pelvic symptoms after childbirth or pelvic surgery
  • Have noticed a change in pelvic symptoms around perimenopause or menopause
  • Are an active woman or athlete with pelvic floor concerns
  • Are looking for a private second opinion after NHS assessment

These symptoms are often dismissed or endured for months or years. They are worth investigating, and this clinic exists to take them seriously.

What To Expect At Your Appointment

Your first appointment at our Birmingham urogynaecology clinic is an initial assessment. You can expect your consultation to include a conversation about your symptoms, how long they have been present, how they are affecting your daily life and wellbeing, and any relevant medical history.

Your consultant may suggest a physical examination where clinically appropriate. She will explain what she finds, and what the options may be going forward.

Depending on your individual situation, investigations that might be considered following your assessment include urine testing, a bladder diary review, urodynamic investigations, or imaging, but these would only be recommended where relevant to your symptoms and clinical picture.

Possible management approaches that may be discussed include pelvic floor physiotherapy and rehabilitation, lifestyle and behavioural strategies, medication options, pessary fitting (including ring pessary appointments) and onward referral for surgical options where appropriate. Nothing will be assumed or decided without your involvement.

You are welcome to bring someone with you, and to ask as many questions as you need. Your consultant is here to help you understand your situation clearly. Midland Health also offers professional interpreting and translation support for appointments if you would prefer to communicate in a language other than English.

Our Experienced Clinician

Dr Fidan Bayli, Consultant Gynaecologist

Dr Fidan Bayli is a private consultant gynaecologist with specialist expertise in urogynaecology. She sees patients at our clinic in Edgbaston, offering private assessment for pelvic floor disorders, urinary incontinence, prolapse, bladder symptoms and related women's health concerns.

Alongside her private practice, Dr Bayli is a Consultant in Obstetrics and Gynaecology at Birmingham Women's Hospital. Her publicly stated clinical interests include urogynaecology, minimally invasive gynaecology, pelvic floor disorders, urinary incontinence and hysteroscopic procedures. She is also a member of the British Society of Urogynaecology (BSUG) and the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG).

Prices

New Urogynaecology Consultation

£265

(30 min)

Follow-Up Appointment

£185

(20 min)

Any investigations or treatment recommendations made during your consultation may involve additional costs, which will be discussed with you clearly before anything is arranged.

We are also recognised by a number of major health insurers. If you intend to use private medical insurance, please contact us ahead of your appointment to confirm your cover.

Our Clinic

Our urogynaecology appointments are held at our clinic on Francis Road in Edgbaston, Birmingham. This modern, purpose-built clinic sits just outside Birmingham city centre and is easily accessible via Broad Street, the A4540 or the A456 (Hagley Road), as well as Five Ways railway station and local bus routes.

Drivers can park free for up to two hours at the neighbouring Broadway Plaza car park, simply validate your registration at reception on arrival.

Book Your Urogynaecology Appointment

At our private urogynaecology clinic in Birmingham, you can:

  • Book without a GP referral
  • Be seen by a female consultant gynaecologist with special expertise in urogynaecology
  • Choose same-day or next-day appointments where available
  • Receive a thorough, unhurried consultation in a calm private setting

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Do I need a GP referral to book a private urogynaecology appointment in Birmingham?

    No. You do not need a GP referral to book a private urogynaecology consultation at Midland Health. You can contact us directly to arrange an appointment with Dr Fidan Bayli.

  • What conditions does a private urogynaecologist treat?

    A private urogynaecologist assesses and manages pelvic floor disorders, bladder symptoms, urinary incontinence, prolapse, recurrent UTIs, pelvic pain and related bowel symptoms in women. Dr Bayli offers assessment for these concerns at Midland Health’s Birmingham clinic.

  • What is the difference between urogynaecology and general gynaecology?

    General gynaecology covers a broad range of women’s reproductive health. Urogynaecology is more focused on the pelvic floor, bladder, bowel and prolapse symptoms, and on the conditions that arise when these systems are affected by weakness, dysfunction, menopause, childbirth or previous surgery.

  • Will I need an internal examination at my first appointment?

    Your consultant will only suggest a physical examination where it is clinically relevant and with your consent. Nothing is assumed or automatic. Your comfort and understanding will always come first.

  • Can I book if I want a second opinion after NHS treatment or investigation?

    Yes. We welcome patients seeking a private second opinion after NHS assessment, treatment delays, or ongoing pelvic floor and bladder symptoms. Please bring any relevant letters or test results if you have them.

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Medical note: This page provides general information and is not a substitute for urgent medical care. If you have severe symptoms, seek urgent help.

Last updated: Aug 2026