Magdalena Borreguero, outpatient supervisor at Don Benito-Villanueva Hospital, focuses on the real impact that incontinence problems and other pelvic floor alterations can have on the daily, intimate and emotional life of many people. In her testimony, she emphasizes that these situations are still surrounded by shame, silences and complexes, which makes many patients delay seeking help despite the fact that symptoms very directly affect their well-being, their personal relationships and activities as everyday as going to the cinema or having normal sexual relations.
From this perspective, she highlights the importance of having specialized professionals and a healthcare environment that generates confidence so that the patient can freely express what is happening to them. As she explains, the incorporation of this new technology in the hospital represents a very important advance, especially for women with incontinence and prolapses, since it allows offering a painless, accessible therapeutic alternative with results that are beginning to become visible in clinical practice.
Magdalena also values that this treatment is available within the public health system, facilitating that more people can benefit from it without depending on private resources. For her, the true success of this intervention is in giving patients back a more normalized life, with fewer limitations, less stress and greater freedom to function in their daily lives. Her final message is clear: lose shame, ask for help and take advantage of a therapeutic opportunity that can significantly improve quality of life.
