About Dr. Ryan Stewart
I’m a board-certified, fellowship-trained urogynecologist practicing in Green Bay, Wisconsin. My practice focuses entirely on female pelvic floor disorders — the conditions that don’t always get talked about openly, but that affect daily life in real ways.
Credentials and training
- Board certified in Obstetrics and Gynecology and in Urogynecology and Reconstructive Pelvic Surgery (American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology)
- Fellowship-trained in Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery (urogynecology)
- Trained at Via College of Osteopathic Medicine, Indiana University School of Medicine, and the University of Louisville School of Medicine
What I treat
I specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of:
- Pelvic organ prolapse
- Urinary incontinence
- Overactive bladder
- Fecal incontinence
- Other pelvic floor disorders
You can see the full list on my conditions and treatments pages.
My approach
Every person’s situation is different, and so is the right plan. I believe in shared decision making: I’ll walk you through the options — from conservative measures to surgery — explain the trade-offs honestly, and help you choose the path that fits your goals and your life. There’s no single “correct” order to try things in; the best choice is the one we make together.
Research and publications
Beyond clinical care, I’m active in research on surgical outcomes for pelvic organ prolapse and stress urinary incontinence, patient education, and postoperative recovery. You can browse my peer-reviewed publications.
Disclosures
I have no financial relationships with any device or drug company. I’m not a consultant, proctor, or speaker for any of them. I don’t sit on advisory boards, and I don’t take royalties or research funding from them.
So when I name a specific device or medication on this site, it’s because it’s one of your options. I get nothing either way, whichever one you pick.
In the media
My work and commentary have been covered by national and regional outlets:
- FOX 11 Field House — “Stress urinary incontinence” (with Aurora BayCare, Green Bay)
- The New York Times — “How Would You Redesign Your Doctor’s Office?”
- The Washington Post — “How would you change your OB/GYN visits? This tweet got 3,000 responses.”
- Fortune — “A gynecologist asked Twitter for office design help. The answers he got were about a troubled health care system.”
- The Courier-Journal — “How Botox treatment is helping stop overactive bladders”
- WDRB — “Botox can help with an overactive bladder”
- NBC LX — “A GYN Asked Twitter for Office Design Tips and Struck Gold”
- BuzzFeed — “Gynecologist Asks How To Improve Doctor’s Offices”
- Bored Panda — “Gynecologist Is Opening His Own Practice And Asked Twitter To Tell Him What He Should Include In His Office”
- Romper — “OB/GYN Asks Twitter How To Design Office & Make Visits Less Stressful”
- InsideHook — “Need Help Designing a New GYN Office? Twitter Has Thoughts”