Sex is a very personal matter and it can be hard to talk about especially if you are having trouble or concerns about it. Many women often battle with insecurities that followed them into the bedroom making it difficult to truly enjoy the moment. Does my partner like how I look? Do I look fat? Am I pretty enough? These are very common questions women ask themselves when being intimate with their partner. Being diagnosed with pelvic organ prolapse can add to those insecurities and cause more stress which can make sex not as enjoyable.

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At FemiCushion, we understand the importance of catering our supporters to different lifestyles and preferences of all women. That is why over the many years that FemiCushion has been on the market, we are constantly trying to improve our designs and introduce different supporter styles to fit everyone's needs. There are a total of three supporter designs and the EasyOpen is definitely one of our most popular style. 

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Some women with pelvic organ prolapse (POP) are asymptomatic. This means that even though they have some degree of pelvic organ prolapse, they are not experiencing any symptoms. The most common way that women who are asymptomatic find out they have pelvic organ prolapse is through a doctor’s visit at an annual examination (e.g. a gynecologist). Doctors through various examination methods are able to diagnose the condition without the patient experiencing symptoms. It is also possible that the patient may have experience signs of prolapse but did not connect it to the condition. For example, gradually being unable to insert a tampon. So what happens if your doctor tell you that you have pelvic organ prolapse but you are not experiencing any symptoms? Are there any treatments for asymptomatic pelvic organ prolapse? Read on to find out!

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Lorsqu’il reçoit un diagnostic de POP, votre médecin peut vous informer que vous avez le cystocèle de stade 2. Cependant, qu’est-ce que cela signifie vraiment? Qu’est-ce qui fait de vous une étape 2 au lieu d’une étape 1? Combien y a-t-il d’étapes? Discutons de la classification et de la notation du prolapsus pelvien d’organe ainsi vous pouvez mieux comprendre votre diagnostic.

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Le prolapsus des organes pelviens (POP) décrit un type de trouble du plancher pelvien qui affecte de nombreuses femmes dans le monde. Les femmes reçoivent un diagnostic de prolapsus des organes pelviens lorsque les muscles, les tissus et les ligaments de leur bassin sont affaiblis et ne peuvent plus soutenir les organes pelviens dans leur position saine. Cela entraînera un prolapsus ou une chute d'organes comme l'utérus, la vessie, le vagin et le rectum vers l'ouverture vaginale, causant beaucoup de douleur et d'inconfort.

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