Cube Pessary with Drainage Holes for Pelvic Organ Prolapse
The cube pessary with drainage holes is used to help relieve symptoms of cystocele, rectocele, and second or third-degree uterine prolapse. It is particularly suitable in cases where other pessary types are not easily retained.
The cube shape allows the pessary to remain securely positioned by creating gentle suction against the vaginal walls. The drainage holes help reduce suction during removal and allow fluid drainage, improving comfort and ease of use.
Cube pessaries are commonly used for more advanced prolapse and are often removed daily to allow the vaginal tissues to rest.
This product is intended for clinical use and should be fitted and managed by a trained healthcare professional.
Pessaries are a cost-effective, simple, and reversible treatment for prolapse and stress incontinence. Furthermore, they offer a great alternative to expensive surgery and its potential complications. The Profem Pessary range, made from hypoallergenic, medical-grade silicone, provides a reliable solution.
With a wide variety of types and sizes available, pessaries can address nearly all pelvic floor disorders and incontinence issues. Consequently, many markets worldwide trust and use these high-quality pessaries.
Cube Pessaries faqs
What is a vaginal pessary and what is it used for?
A vaginal pessary is a removable device placed inside the vagina to support pelvic organs. It is commonly used to treat pelvic organ prolapse (such as cystocele or rectocele) and stress urinary incontinence. Pessaries provide internal support to relieve symptoms and improve comfort without the need for surgery.
Is a pessary a safe alternative to surgery?
Yes, pessaries are considered a safe, conservative, and reversible treatment option for many people with prolapse or stress incontinence. They are often recommended as an alternative to surgery or while waiting for surgical treatment. Modern pessaries are typically made from medical-grade silicone and are designed for long-term use under professional guidance.
How do I know which pessary type and size is right for me?
Choosing the correct type and size is essential for comfort and effectiveness. A healthcare professional, such as a gynaecologist or women’s health physiotherapist, should assess your condition and fit the pessary properly. They can also show you how to insert, remove, and clean it safely.
What is a Cube Pessary with drainage holes used for?
A Cube Pessary with drainage holes is used to provide internal support for women with advanced or recurrent pelvic organ prolapse. Its shape allows it to create gentle suction against the vaginal walls, helping it remain securely in place. It is commonly recommended for second-degree and third-degree uterine prolapse, as well as cystocele and rectocele, particularly when other pessary types have not provided sufficient support.
Why does this cube pessary have drainage holes?
The drainage holes are designed to improve comfort and make removal easier. They help reduce suction during removal and allow for natural drainage while the pessary is in place. As cube pessaries apply firm support, they should always be fitted and managed by a healthcare professional to ensure correct sizing, safe use and appropriate follow-up care.
Treating Pelvic Floor Issues with Pessaries
For centuries, pessaries have been used across many cultures to treat pelvic floor conditions. They are a simple and effective conservative therapy for prolapse and stress incontinence.
Historically, evidence of pessary use dates back to ancient Egypt. Initially, early devices were made from natural materials, followed by glass, porcelain, clay, and rubber. Nowadays, the Profem range of pessaries is made from hypoallergenic medical-grade silicone, offering a modern and safe solution.
Choosing the right type and size of pessary is crucial for successful treatment. Therefore, it’s important to have your medical condition examined by a specialist to rule out any contraindications and possible risks. Ideally, a healthcare professional will train you on how to insert and remove the pessary yourself. Additionally, ProFem supports healthcare professionals with unique fitting sets for most types of pessaries.
Additionally, you should regularly clean and remove the pessary as advised by your Women Health Physio.
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