Yes
Transvaginal laser treatment is pain free.
It is recommended not to have penetrative intercourse for a period of five to seven days after laser treatment.
No.
No.
No it won’t. However you shoujld buy a treatment, such as Canesten, over the counter, three days before treatment is planned.
We recommend not having transvaginal laser treatment during your period.
There is no evidence that transvaginal laser treatment irritates cystitis or worsen the symptoms.
Yes.
Yes.
If you are concerned that you may have an STD, we recommend that you have this checked before having transvaginal laser treatment.
Yes you can, however it is important to avoid strenuous exercise for one week after treatment.
Yes.
No.
It can help in the case of mild prolapses but is unlikely to help to prevent long term prolapse.
Yes.
In many cases the answer to this question will be yes. However if mesh was used in the repair, you should discuss this with Professor O’Reilly.
No.
After a vaginal birth, it is advised to wait for a minimum of three months before having this treatment.
Yes.
The only special instructions that you need to know are to avoid penetrative sex for one week after treatment.