Did you know this? It’s called a ring pessary. Learn how it works below.

A ring pessary is a medical device commonly used to support pelvic organs in people with conditions like pelvic organ prolapse or stress urinary incontinence. It’s one of the simplest and most widely used types of pessaries.

You’re absolutely right Doc

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This is amazing 👏👏👏👏

i know you noticed

A ring pessary is a soft, flexible device (usually silicone) inserted into the vagina to support pelvic organs. Uses: Pelvic organ prolapse Urinary incontinence It helps hold organs (like the uterus or bladder) in place without surgery.

Good awareness post. Many people don’t know there are simple solutions like this available.

@Queen_Lagoss I’m happy to share

Here I'm surprised for sure,this is amazing instrument in medical services.

It's a very nice innovation indeed.

This is just amazing. It's definitely a go to for moms with uterine prolapse or urinary incontinence especially after birth. Thanks for sharing pharm☺

The pleasure is all mine Pharm. This would help a lot of women in Nigeria if and when it gets here.

Yeah. Absolutely

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The important thing is the message being passed not the visualisation though. You have a good eye for details

i am a gynecologist in shanghai , and i am an expert of female pelvic recovery, and i have invented a kind of ring pessary in last two years .

It's nice to have met you Doc. These aren't so common here though, came across it and needed to create awareness around it.

@HerRoyalDupcy These ring pessaries help so many women manage prolapse naturally.

@HerRoyalDupcy It sure does I’m not sure it’s very common in Africa though

This is not educative, Its more than educative

I'm happy it is, that was the purpose for the video

Informative?

You can say that too

Must it be removed b4 sexual intercourse?

Wow, I had no idea this was a thing! A ring pessary looks so simple but actually really clever. Basically just supports everything that’s dropped down without needing surgery. Super helpful for a lot of women dealing with prolapse or leaks. Love that it’s removable and you can manage it yourself. Women’s health needs more options like this. Anyone tried one? How was it for you?

Thanks for this, very informative

I really appreciate you for this sharing.

We’re learning a lot from you Doc.

Hmmmmmmmm

What operation is this

I still don't understand to the fullest. Can someone please explain better?

Yes used in utrine prolapse

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