What is Menopause?
Menopause occurs when a woman’s menstrual cycle stops, typically between the late 40s and early 50s. During this time, hormonal imbalances cause various changes in the body. Consult a gynecologist in Indore for expert guidance and support through this transition.
What is genitourinal syndrome?
Genitourinary syndrome of menopause (GSM) is the new term for vulvovaginal atrophy (VVA).
Oestrogen deficiency symptoms in the genitourinary tract are bothersome in more than 50% of women, having an adverse impact on quality of life, social activity and sexual relationships is underdiagnosed and undertreated.
Less estrogen makes your vaginal tissues thinner, drier, less elastic and more fragile
symptoms
Urinary symptoms–
include recurrent urinary tract infections, urgency and urge incontinence, stress incontinence, dysuria, and voiding issues. Vulvovaginal symptoms–
vaginal dryness, loss of lubrication, dyspareunia (painful intercourse), vaginal wall prolapse, , vaginal bleeding and discharge, irritation or itching ,There may be loss of libido and sexual dysfunction of arousal and orgasm. Bleeding or spotting may occur during or after intercourse. Other sign and symptoms
include recurrent urinary tract infections, urgency and urge incontinence, stress incontinence, dysuria, and voiding issues. Vulvovaginal symptoms–
vaginal dryness, loss of lubrication, dyspareunia (painful intercourse), vaginal wall prolapse, , vaginal bleeding and discharge, irritation or itching ,There may be loss of libido and sexual dysfunction of arousal and orgasm. Bleeding or spotting may occur during or after intercourse. Other sign and symptoms
- Loss of vaginal rugae
- Pelvic floor weakening ,Touch perception altered either hypersensitive or decreased feeling
- Loss of clitoral stimulation
- Loss of labial and vulval fullness
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Is any treatment available for these problems?
The recommended treatment for GSM includes non-hormonal therapies, such as vaginal lubricants and moisturizers, as well as hormonal therapies, such as estrogen-based medications , Currently, ospemifene.
Laser therapy was introduced as a non-hormonal option for the treatment of GSM.
Laser therapy was introduced as a non-hormonal option for the treatment of GSM.
How laser works?
With the help of 1470nm laser, stimulating the formation of new collagen. initiate neocollagenesis in the skin and pelvic floor with nearby tissue , Elevation in temperature
increases the contraction of collagen fibers in vaginal
epithelium and provokes neocollagenesis, elastogenesis, neoangiogenesis, and increased fibroblast pool strengthening of connective tissue inside the vaginal wall. This improves the functionality of the entire vaginal area normalizing blood flow, increasing lubrication, and restoring the strength and elasticity of the vaginal walls, contributes to the tightening effect improving the pelvic floor support and diminishing symptoms such as itching, burning and friction and helps improve sexual function.
It rejuvenates the vaginal lining, increasing the thickness of the vaginal walls and restoring natural lubrication.
It rejuvenates the vaginal lining, increasing the thickness of the vaginal walls and restoring natural lubrication.
Results from the gynecologist in Indore at flavia clinc
- Improved urinary symptoms
- Reduce vaginal dryness and enhances lubrication
- Vaginal rejuvenation and improved vaginal tone
- Enhanced Sensation
- Enhanced Orgasms
- Short time Non-invasive process,no hospital stays,no pains
- No side effects
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- All procedures by experienced gyneacologist
- Multiple approach for your problem for best results
- Maintain privacy of female clients
- Most advanced technology
- Day care procedures,no hospital stay
- Fast recovery,immediately back to work
