Vaginal Ring Pessary Change
Removal & Insertion of Vaginal Ring Pessary
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27 years
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Established in 1999
Treatment at a glance
Key details you may want to know before booking.
Treatment time
30 Minutes
ANAESTHETIC
N/A
DOWNTIME
N/A
RESULTS TIMELINE
4-6 months
SUITABLE FOR
N/A
Price
Starting from £175
A vaginal ring pessary is a soft silicone device used to provide comfort and reduce urinary incontinence caused by pelvic organ prolapse. Vaginal pessaries are a common solution to reduce discomfort and the severity of prolapse many women experience after childbirth and with the ageing process.
Bodyvie provides vaginal ring pessary fitting and refitting, drawing on Dr. Weber’s years of experience in managing vaginal prolapse. A vaginal pessary acts like internal support, helping to hold up the vaginal wall when it has been weakened by factors such as pregnancy and childbirth, heavy lifting, weight gain, or menopause. Our clinic has been delivering trusted care since 1999, and is backed by strong medical credentials and expertise.
Vaginal prolapse is a common condition with one-third of women experiencing some mild to severe prolapse symptoms. Vaginal prolapse can be very uncomfortable as it is caused by the vagina or another pelvic organ slipping out of position which can occur during pregnancy, childbirth and menopause.
There are two types of pessaries and we offer the vaginal ring pessary at Bodyvie. The most common vaginal pessary is the ring pessary which offers support and structure to the vagina to provide relief and comfort from the prolapse. The ring pessary can be used for all stages of pelvic organ prolapse. The Gellhorn pessary is commonly used for space-filling as it has a broad base and comes in different lengths to suit most women.
Prolapse pessaries are made with medical-grade silicone and should be replaced every 4-6 months.
At your appointment, you will be measured for the best-sized pessary to ensure the most comfort possible. Dr Weber will confirm your pessary is the right size and in the right position so you won’t be able to feel it and you’ll be able to continue your normal activities after your appointment. With Dr Weber’s vast experience as a GP, you will be in safe hands and this includes providing any adjustments after your initial pessary fitting at your follow-up appointment with Dr Weber.
Vaginal pessaries are a great option for women experiencing vaginal or pelvic organ prolapse. For women waiting for surgery, a pessary is a non-invasive option to reduce pain and discomfort from prolapse, alongside pelvic floor exercises. A pessary can also help minimise stress urinary incontinence, the leaking of the bladder when coughing, laughing or exercising and incontinence experienced in pregnancy.
At your initial consultation, Dr Weber will listen to your symptoms and concerns, share how the pessary insertion works, what to expect before and after the pessary fitting and provide quality care with a post-insertion follow-up.
With ring pessary insertions being less of an urgent priority on the NHS, Bodyvie offers a quicker and more immediate appointment time to suit your schedule to reduce the discomfort of vaginal prolapse as soon as possible.
Our private GP and women’s health service runs at our Richmond clinic only, at 133-135 Kew Road, TW9 2PN. It is not available at our Belgravia clinic.
Vaginal Ring Pessary Change can also be used for:
Menopause is a natural condition signalling a change in the woman’s reproductive system as hormone levels change. It is diagnosed following an absence of the menstrual period for 12 months. As oestrogen levels decline, women’s ovaries stop releasing eggs to be fertilised each month until ovulation and menstruation stops completely and women can no longer get pregnant. Menopause is a natural biological process but the physical and psychological symptoms can prove to be disruptive. Fortunately, there are many effective treatments available for menopause management.
Menopause symptoms begin to appear when women reach the ages of 45-55 as menstrual periods become irregular and decline. The average age of menopause is 51. As oestrogen declines, women experience perimenopause for an average of four years before menstruation stops completely when menopause is diagnosed. Early menopause can be caused by medical treatments like hysterectomy and breast cancer treatment such as Tamoxifen, as well as genetics and ovary health.
During this time, months or years leading up to menopause, you will notice physical and mental changes as your hormone levels change. Not only is oestrogen vital for fertility, but it also affects the brain, skin, bones, liver and heart.
Perimenopause begins as oestrogen levels deplete. Oestrogen is the main female hormone produced by the ovaries and is vital for reproduction. This change begins a when woman is in her late 30’s or 40’s and can last up to four years, depending on the individual.
During perimenopause, oestrogen levels can spike unexpectedly or decline more than usual during the normal 28-day cycle, causing irregular periods and uncomfortable symptoms.
As perimenopause comes to an end, your body produces much less oestrogen. You may begin to experience more pronounced symptoms of menopause. Perimenopause ends when you have not had a menstrual cycle in 12 months.
TREATMENT PRICES
Private GP Prices
| Service | Price From | |
|---|---|---|
| Private GP Consultation | £145 | |
| Private GP Follow-Up | £95 | |
| Private GP Telephone Consult | £145 | |
| Private Prescriptions | £45 | |
| Phlebotomy | £40 |
Coil Fitting IUS & IUD Prices
| Treatment | Price From | |
|---|---|---|
| Mirena IUS Lasts for 5 Years | £395 | |
Copper IUD (Lasts 5 – 10 Years) |
£325 | |
Jaydess IUS Lasts 3 Years |
£395 |
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
You will only need one appointment every 4-6 months to replace the vaginal ring pessary. Follow-up appointments can be made if you pessary does not fit well after a week’s use.
Dr Weber will ensure the size of the pessary is correct and check for any infection at each appointment before inserting a new pessary for optimal health and comfort.
You will experience relief as soon as you have your pessary fitted. If you feel some discomfort during the first week after your fitting, we advise scheduling a follow-up appointment with Dr Weber for any adjustments.
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