After radiation treatment: If a woman is undergoing radiation therapy to or near the vagina, a dilator is usually given at the end of the treatment. First, the use of a dilator helps prevent vaginal walls from sticking to each other and closing scars during healing. As healing progresses, radiation can cause fibrosis in the vaginal wall (scar formation process). Using a dilator or having a total of 2-3 sexual intercourse a week can help the vagina stay as deep and wide as possible. Repeatedly, studies have shown that most women do not follow the usual recommendations, using a dilator or having sexual intercourse 3 times a week, even within months after radiotherapy, or even months after radiotherapy, despite scars remaining after that It continues, but it is missing for many years.
After vaginal reconstruction: If a woman undergoes surgical reconstruction of the vagina due to birth defects, future health problems, or cancer treatment, a vaginal dilator can be tailored to her so that it can be used during sleep and within hours of sleep. Wear that day. The dilator helps the new vagina to be as deep and wide as possible during the healing process. If a skin graft is used to make the vagina, a dilator is most likely used. The vagina produced by the intestines or skin and muscle flaps may not require them.
To maintain vaginal size for long periods after menopause or cancer treatment:
Vaginal Speculum can help women maintain sufficient vaginal size and stretch for painless intercourse or pelvic examination after menopause. Dilators are also helpful during times when patients need anti-estrogen therapy for breast cancer. In addition, Vaginal Speculum are used to prevent scar formation during donor-to-stem cells or graft-versus-host syndrome after bone marrow transplantation.
Create vagina for young women who have no fetuses: Some women have no fetuses. Instead, they have a small "dimple", which is a dead end. When they reach adulthood, they can choose surgery to make the vagina or expand it. They press the dilator into the vaginal opening for about half an hour, twice a day. Within a few weeks, they can deepen their openness to have sex with a male partner. However, they must continue to use a dilator or perform regular sexual activities to maintain the vaginal canal. If their condition involves abnormally low hormone levels, they also use estrogen creams to improve elasticity in the vaginal area.
To treat fear of vaginal penetration: Some women have a strong fear of something entering the vagina. This problem is called vaginal spasm or pelvic floor myalgia. Sex therapists used to think that women with vaginosis would clenched vaginal muscles and could not penetrate. Recently, it has been recognized that the problem is phobia when a partner tries to insert a finger or penis into the entrance of the vagina. Muscle tension may coexist with fear, but not always. Women can often overcome vaginal spasms by practicing muscle relaxation while using a set of Vaginal Speculum of different sizes. The key factor is that a woman can control what goes into the vagina.
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