Intimate Rose 4 Pack Dilators

Intimate 4 Pack Dilators Features

• Four progressive vaginal dilators with silky smooth silicone for pain-free insertion and removal.
• Use in conjunction with dilator therapy to restore vaginal width, depth, and elasticity to allow for intercourse, tampon use, medical exams, and other vaginal health conditions.
• Sold individually or in packs of 4 with small, medium (sizes overlap with the small and large set), and large sizes.
• Users can choose between three packs: small (sizes 1-4), medium (sizes 3-6), and large (sizes 5-8).
• It is recommended to repeat the vaginal dilator training process about 1-2 times a day and allow adequate time between uses to increase to large vaginal dilators.
• The set of vaginal trainers helps to improve sexual intercourse and relieve any pain from penetration of a tampon or medical exam.

What to buy with Intimate Dilators

• Intimate Rose Kegel Exercise System
• InControl Medical Electrode Gel

When to use Patterson Medical Intimate Dilators

• Painful Sex.
• Vaginismus.
• Vaginal Stenosis.
• Vulvodynia.
• Vestibulodynia.
• Menopause
• Pelvic Pain.

How to use Intimate Dialtors?

Use of Dilators for Pain Associated with Sexual Intercourse- When used as instructed, Dilators can help overcome the pain associated with the intercourse. Such pain is often caused, at least partially, by a spasm of the muscles around the vaginal entrance. This muscle tension is called vaginismus.

• Use of Dilators Following Reconstructive Vaginal Surgery or Gender Affirming Surgery- Dilators are helpful after reconstructive surgery of the vagina. When used as instructed, Dilators can help keep the vagina open and the tissue more supple, making intercourse and follow-up examinations more comfortable.
• Use of Dilators Following Radiation Treatments Radiation of vaginal tissue decreases the blood supply in that area. This decrease in blood flow helps to shrink or slow the growth of a tumor. A potential side effect of this decreased blood supply is the loss of elasticity normally found in vaginal tissue. There may also be increased tenderness in the area. The use of dilators will help keep the vagina open and the tissue supple, making intercourse and follow-up examinations more comfortable.