iDish Pessary (with Support) for stress urinary incontinence
iDish Pessary with Support
The iDish pessary with support is designed to help relieve stress urinary incontinence, either on its own or in combination with pelvic organ prolapse symptoms.
This urethral dish pessary features an enlarged support pilot, providing increased support to the urethra compared to a standard urethral dish pessary. This added support can help reduce bladder leakage during activities that increase abdominal pressure, such as coughing, sneezing or physical movement.
The iDish with support is intended for clinical use and should be fitted and managed by a trained healthcare professional.
Insertion & Removal
Insertion & Removal
Insertion
The pessary is gently folded and inserted into the vagina, positioning the enlarged pilot to provide targeted urethral support. Correct sizing and placement are essential to ensure comfort and effectiveness. Initial fitting must be carried out by a trained healthcare professional.
Removal
To remove, gently hook a finger under the rim of the pessary and ease it downward and out of the vagina. Removal frequency should follow clinical advice. The device should be cleaned regularly and reviewed periodically to ensure continued suitability and vaginal health.
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.
Idish Pessary with Support faqs
Can I use the iDish if I am pregnant?
The iDish is not suitable for use during pregnancy. If you are pregnant, we recommend the Ring with Knob instead. However, please speak with your midwife, GP or consultant before using any pelvic floor device to ensure it is appropriate for you.
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 makes the iDish with Support different from a standard urethral dish pessary?
The iDish features an enlarged support pilot, providing increased urethral support to help reduce symptoms of stress urinary incontinence.
Can the iDish be used if I also have prolapse?
Yes. It may be used to manage stress incontinence either alone or alongside prolapse symptoms, depending on clinical assessment.
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