Pelvinity Compression panty for vulvar varicose veins, pelvic congestion and prolapse with compression hammock Size 2

Description Pelvinity support panty for vulvar varicose veins, pelvic congestion and prolapse with compression hammock Size 2

Discover Pelvinity. The compression panty for vulvar varicose veins, pelvic congestion syndrome and prolapse. Pelvinity is the result of a long period of testing and research in collaboration with professionals. But also, with the participation of women volunteers suffering from :

- Vulvar varicose veins that appear more generally during pregnancy or menopause.

- Genital or urinary prolapse, commonly called organ descent.

- Pelvic congestion syndrome that causes severe pain related to the menstrual cycle.

- Small inconveniences of the post-partum period: Sensation of pulling down, pelvic pain, edema in the vulva or the perineum (in case of complicated healing)..

Herapreg has succeeded in creating an innovative undergarment that offers real compression therapy to the pelvic floor. Elegant, discreet and comfortable, Pelvinity is presented as a support brief, with a hammock and a compression belt. It can be worn directly over underwear (such as shorts or cotton panties) or over support tights. Moreover, it can be worn all day or during moments of discomfort.

A support panty for vulvar varicose veins, pelvic congestion and prolapse that provides reassuring support for the pelvic floor by exerting a light compression.

DURING PREGNANCY

The belly is the site of intense physiological and hormonal changes. This can lead to various pelvic and vulvar pains. The compression belt relieves the symptom of a strong feeling of heaviness. This discomfort felt at the level of the pelvic floor or perineum can be linked to several pathologies.

Vulvar varicose veins are particularly dilated veins of the vulva. Located on one or both outer lips, they cause heating and itching. They may or may not be accompanied by vaginal swelling. They generally disappear after delivery and are not a contraindication to vaginal delivery.

Uterine prolapse (slight descent of the cervix) is a strong sensation of heaviness in the vagina. Generally accentuated by the baby's weight gain and the slipping of the pelvis.

Localized pain in the pubic area, which sometimes radiates to the leg or stomach.

AFTER CHILDBIRTH

After childbirth, the perineum can be sensitive and painful. This inflammation at the vulva level can cause vulvar or pelvi-perineal edema that can become fibrotic.

Very intense uterine contractions (called trenches) linked mainly to the progressive return of the uterus to its initial size can cause pain and heaviness in the abdomen.

And more generally in post partum, a few weeks after giving birth, it is common to have sensations of pulling down and heaviness in the vulva as well as the lower abdomen.

DURING DAILY LIFE

Many women suffer from pelvic congestion syndrome, which translates into the presence of vulvar varicose veins and/or pelvic varicose veins in the uterus located at the level of the ovaries or the bladder. The inflammatory phenomenon of these varicose veins leads to multiple pelvic pains, exacerbated during the menstrual cycle and ovulation. Hormonal variations at the time of menopause can also cause the appearance of vulvar varicose veins.

Genital or urinary prolapse, more commonly known as "organ descent", usually occurs in the first few weeks postpartum, but can also occur later. It is estimated that between 30% and 50% of women of all ages are affected by prolapse at some point in their lives. Among the causes: pregnancies, multiple deliveries or even menopause.

Small recommendations :

The panty of contention is generally worn over the daily underwear or pantyhose of contention.

Finally, you should know that at the beginning of the use, it can be felt at the level of the crotch. This is quite normal, as the elastics used are medical compression materials that will gradually relax and adapt to your morphology. In the meantime, don't hesitate to wear it over a shorty or a cotton cyclist.

A good fit of the Pelvinity support panty is necessary for an optimal result. We thus take advantage of this message to remind you the conditions of use in image.

Directions for use Pelvinity Support panty for vulvar varicose veins, pelvic congestion and prolapse with compression hammock Size 2

Composition Pelvinity Panty of contention for vulvar varicose veins, pelvic congestion and prolapse with hammock of compression Size 2

Fabrics 100 % Cotton

Elastic 90 % Polyamide 10 % Elastane

Foam 95% Polyester 5% Elastane

Scratches 50% Polyamide 50% Polyester