Dr. Ryan Stewart, DO
Ryan Stewart, DO
Fellowship-Trained Urogynecologist
Urogynecology & Reconstructive Pelvic Surgery
Green Bay, Wisconsin
✓ Medically reviewed March 2026

Overactive Bladder Treatment Near Green Bay, WI

If you’re dealing with urgency, frequency, and bladder control issues, expert care is right here in Green Bay. Dr. Ryan Stewart is a fellowship-trained urogynecologist offering comprehensive diagnosis and treatment for overactive bladder and other pelvic floor conditions.

Understanding Overactive Bladder

Overactive bladder (OAB) is a group of urinary symptoms — not a disease — that can significantly disrupt daily life. It affects millions of women and is not simply a consequence of aging.

The hallmark symptoms include:

  • Urgency — a sudden, intense need to urinate that’s difficult to postpone
  • Frequency — urinating more than 7-8 times during the day
  • Nocturia — waking up more than once at night to urinate
  • Urge incontinence — sometimes leaking before reaching the bathroom

Dr. Stewart explains: “Overactive bladder can feel like your life revolves around finding the nearest bathroom. But with the right approach — starting with simple behavioral changes and escalating as needed — most women regain control and confidence.”

Learn more about overactive bladder

Why See a Urogynecology Specialist?

While many healthcare providers can discuss overactive bladder, a urogynecologist offers fellowship-trained specialization that general OB/GYNs and primary care providers typically cannot match. Depending on their background, urogynecologists complete either a 3-year fellowship after an OB/GYN residency or a 2-year fellowship after a urology residency, focused entirely on pelvic floor disorders — giving them the deepest expertise in conditions like overactive bladder.

Dr. Stewart’s Approach

Dr. Stewart’s care philosophy centers on education and shared decision-making. The word “doctor” comes from the Latin docere — to teach — and this guides every patient interaction.

Dr. Stewart notes: “I want patients to know about all of their options — behavioral strategies, medications, and procedures like Botox or sacral neuromodulation — so they can decide what’s right for them.”

Your Local Urogynecologist

As Dr. Stewart’s home practice, Green Bay patients enjoy direct access to comprehensive pelvic care:

  • No travel required — the office is right here in Green Bay
  • Full range of services — from office consultations to surgical procedures
  • Flexible scheduling — in-person and telehealth options available

Treatment Options

OAB treatment follows a step-wise approach:

  • Behavioral therapy — bladder training, fluid management, dietary changes, urge suppression techniques
  • Pelvic floor physical therapy — learning to use muscle contractions to suppress urgency
  • Medications — anticholinergics or beta-3 agonists to calm the bladder muscle
  • Botox injections — injected into the bladder muscle for 6-9 months of relief
  • Sacral neuromodulation — an implanted device that regulates bladder nerve signals
  • Tibial nerve stimulation — office-based nerve stimulation sessions

The right approach depends on your specific situation, severity, and personal goals. Dr. Stewart will walk you through each option so you can make an informed decision together.

Schedule Your Appointment

Telehealth consultations available — start your care from home in Green Bay.

  • No referral necessary
  • Now accepting new patients
  • Most Wisconsin insurance plans accepted, including Anthem, Dean, Quartz, Network Health, and UnitedHealthcare.
  • In-person and virtual appointments available

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a urogynecologist near Green Bay, WI? Yes. Dr. Ryan Stewart is a fellowship-trained urogynecologist practicing in Green Bay. He specializes in overactive bladder and other pelvic floor conditions.
Does Dr. Stewart accept Wisconsin insurance? Yes. Dr. Stewart accepts most major insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid. Contact the office to confirm your specific plan.
Do I need a referral to see Dr. Stewart for overactive bladder? No referral is necessary. You can schedule an appointment directly with Dr. Stewart's office.

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Page last modified: Mar 14 2026.