What is a vaginal safe?
The vaginal safe is located at the inner end of the birth canal. This part of the female anatomy is slightly enlarged rather than looking like a tube. This area can slip forward or prolapse and requires medical treatment. When these ligaments weaken from several pregnancies or other causes, the uterus may fall into the vagina. Once the uterus drops, the weight of the organ pulls down down to the vaginal safe and causes its walls to weaken. Approximately 10 percent of women who had surgery in which the surgeon would remove the uterus and possibly the ovaries. Without the presence of the uterus to support the area of the vaginal vault, it is possible for the highest part of the vagina to slip down to Toward's opening.
prolapse can also occur after a woman has several pregnancies. Vaginal delivery burden the bonds in the vagina, its tissues and muscles placed in this area of the body. If a woman is at work for a longer period of time or the child is large, the potential for weakening the vaginal vault structure increases.
Since the upper part of the vagina continues to slip, they can also weaken the walls of the birth canal. If this condition is not treated, it may proceed to the extent that the vaginal safe protrudes from the body. When this situation occurs, the vagina turned in the same way as the sock of the tube when it was removed from the foot of the man.
When a vaginal vault prolapse, surgery is the recommended treatment of women who are sexually active. Non -surgical treatments such as electricity or biofeedback can be used for patients who are not sexually active. They can also be tested in patients who do not want to undergo surgery or have a health condition that does not mean that it is a good candidate for surgery.
Electric stimulation by means of a probe targets specific muscles in the vaginal area. A small amount of current is delivered, causing the muscles to pull offThey will and will be stronger. Biofeedback is used to help a woman learn to use exercise to target and strengthen muscles in the vaginal area.