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Pessary education, advice and guidance
Pelvic organ prolapse affects many women all over the world, especially after having a baby which weakens the pelvic floor.
We specialise in pessaries and incontinence devices and our customers have told us that these products have changed their
lives for the better. They give women a pain-free and active life,
and we are always available for further advice and guidance.
During pelvic organ prolapse the internal organs sit outside the vagina, and pessaries push the organs back up and keep them in place. You may need a GP to insert them, so please contact both your doctor and our professionals for more information.
We offer a 45-minute consultation on pessary advice via Zoom or Messenger. If you do not have these we can arrange a call back to a landline within Europe.
How it works
- Please email us to pre-arrange meeting via our contact or booking form.
- The cost - £75 inclusive of taxes for the consultation.
- We do not make any diagnosis.
- The consultation will be based on pessary advice, incontinence, and pelvic organ prolapse.
- We can suggest a medical professional in your area that maybe able to treat your condition.
- An email will be sent to you pertaining to the discussion of consultation upon your request.
- We do not consult with men about pelvic floor issues but can recommend physiotherapists that do treat men's conditions.
Not all women experience the same symptoms, and as each symptom is unique to each woman then so should the treatment be too. We help you find the right doctor and women’s health physiotherapist to be able to treat your condition.
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