Regenerative Gynecology: Introducing the O Shot® and Using Your Own Body to Improve Sexual Health

Released Monday, 7th October 2019

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Regenerative Gynecology: Introducing the O Shot® and Using Your Own Body to Improve Sexual Health

Monday, 7th October 2019

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Cell biology and how it is critical to the integrity of the vaginal mucosa. This can change as women get older, and can cause dryness or pain during intimacy.

He talks about how tissue integrity can sometimes be restored by using a vaginal estrogen compound and the use of DHEA, which is gaining popularity. The approach he uses in his office as part of the timeless intimacy sequence is platelet-rich plasma as well as using micronized fat.

Dr. Edward believes that surgery is not always needed, but there could be underlying issues that your doctor needs to know about.

Many new non-surgical options have been developed that can make intimacy more enjoyable, so listen in as Dr. Edward describes them and their benefits.

In This Episode:

[00:35] Dr. Edward discusses Cell Biology and how critical it is to the vaginal mucosa.

[00:47] He discusses how vital the microenvironment of the vaginal canal is.

[01:20] The integrity of the vaginal mucosa begins to change as women age.

[01:51] Dryness or lack of lubrication affects intimacy.

[02:33] Dr. Edward says that some tissue integrity can be restored by using a compounded vaginal estrogen.

[02:58] He talks about the use of DHEA and it's popularity.

[04:33] Dr. Edward states that an approach he often uses in the Timeless Intimacy sequence is platelet-rich plasma as well as micronized fat.

[04:51] He defines platelet-rich plasma and how they isolate what they need.

[05:17] A procedure called O-shot can have a positive effect on urinary incontinence.

[05:58] Listen as the micronized fat part of the sequence is described.

[06:22] Dr. Edward summarizes his discussion