The Non-Surgical Women’s Solution

Did you know that many women think pelvic organ prolapse or urinary incontinence can only be treated with surgery?

In fact, there's a safe, minimally invasive option, a vaginal pessary.

The process is very simple.

You lie back and relax on the exam table, and the doctor gently folds a soft, lubricated ring and inserts it into the vagina.

It slides into place on its own, resting behind the pubic bone and around the cervix, acting like a small internal support to keep the pelvic organs in their proper position.

Once it's in place, the doctor will have you walk, sit, and urinate to make sure it fits comfortably and stays in position.

The whole procedure usually takes just a few minutes and is painless.

During use, you'll learn how to clean the pessary, when to remove it, and why regular checkups are important.

When used correctly, it can relieve discomfort, improve symptoms, and enhance quality of life.

All without surgery, of course.

While pessaries are generally safe, there can be minor risks like temporary discomfort or infection.