
Healthcare professionals such as gynaecologists, urogynaecologists, continence nurses, GPs and pelvic health physiotherapists use pessary fitting sets in clinical settings. They are trained to examine the vaginal canal, assess the type and severity of prolapse, and determine the most appropriate pessary size and design.
During fitting, clinicians consider:
- Individual anatomical variation
- Type and stage of prolapse
- Comfort and retention
- Risk of expulsion
- Prevention of complications such as pressure areas or erosion
Correct professional fitting is essential to ensure safety, comfort and long-term success of pessary therapy.