Plenty of women struggle with decreased sexual desire and anorgasmia, but not many know about the O Shot®, a new development in women's sexual health. While the O Shot® might sound like a drug, it is simply an injection of platelet-rich plasma from the patient’s own blood. Platelet-rich plasma encourages the development of new, healthy tissue in and around the vagina, and the results are often significant. Though it is a quick, relatively simple in-office procedure, the O Shot® has a host of potential benefits.
While the O Shot® is a relatively new development in women’s sexual health, patients who have received the treatment have reported significant positive effects.
As new, healthy vaginal tissue is generated after an O Shot® treatment, many women have reported that they noticed a marked spike in libido. For women who struggle with low sexual desire, this drug-free treatment offers a relatively easy way to improve their sex lives.
For women who do not struggle with a lack of sexual desire, difficulty with achieving orgasm can be especially frustrating. Since the O Shot® encourages the development of newer and more vascularized tissue, sexual response is heightened, and many women who receive this treatment report orgasms that are both more powerful and easier to achieve.
The appearance of the vulva does not necessarily impact sexual desire or ability to orgasm. However, many women are insecure or self-conscious about the appearance of their vulvas. The platelet-rich plasma delivered via the O Shot® quickly encourages the formation of healthier-looking skin, which can give women the confidence boost they need.
Aging, certain types of birth control and other factors can all make it harder for women to produce enough natural lubrication. Many women who have received the O Shot® treatment report that their ability to produce enough natural lubrication has drastically increased.
Some women fear that their vaginas may be perceived as being “loose.” With the tissue regeneration that comes with the O Shot®, many women have noticed increased tightness in their vaginal openings.
While the O Shot® is primarily designed to improve sexual health, it also has other health benefits, especially for women who struggle with incontinence. As they age, some women experience incontinence when laughing, sneezing or otherwise moving. Urinary incontinence does not just impact older women — it also can happen after childbirth.
Since the O Shot® encourages tissue rejuvenation, it can also help repair and support a weaker urethra, resulting in less urinary incontinence. In some cases, a few treatments of the O Shot® can completely resolve incontinence issues.
For women who struggle with sexual dysfunction or incontinence, the O Shot® is a simple, drug-free treatment that can quickly lead to a better life. If you think that the O Shot® might be right for you, reach out to a doctor offering the O Shot® as soon as possible.
Request an appointment here: https://omgwellnessmd.com or call Optimal Medical Group at (559) 425-1118 for an appointment in our Fresno office.
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