You might need a pessary if you experience symptoms like pelvic pressure, discomfort, urinary incontinence, or a bulging sensation in the vagina, often related to pelvic organ prolapse.
The pessary fitting process might cause some discomfort but is typically painless. Our experienced therapists ensure the fitting is comfortable and the correct size and type of pessary is chosen for your needs. Inform the therapist if you feel any pain.
A properly fitted pessary should feel comfortable and unnoticeable during your daily activities. You shouldn’t experience any pain, severe discomfort, or difficulty with urination or bowel movements.
Yes, most women can manage their pessary independently. Our team will offer guidance on the proper methods to insert, remove, and clean your pessary.
Many types of pessaries allow for normal sexual activity. However, it depends on the type of pessary and your individual circumstances. We’ll discuss this with you during your fitting.
Coverage for pessaries varies by insurance plan. It’s best to consult directly with your insurance provider to clarify the specifics of your coverage.