Vaginal Rejuvenation with Urogyn C500 (Vaginal Loose Syndrome)
Pregnancy and birth are mostly responsible for the loosening and loss of tightness of the vagina. Menopause, periods of weight gain and loss, smoking, hormonal disorders, and previous genital surgery are other responsible causes. Especially women with genetically and structurally weak muscle and connective tissues, those with chronic cough and chronic constipation may encounter genital base damage and vaginal loosening problems at an early age, even if they have not given birth.
As the intra-abdominal pressure gradually increases due to the growth of the uterus during pregnancy, the genital organs are pushed downwards and the genital base is constantly exposed to stress and strain. Significant stretching of the genital structures and excessive strain on these structures during vaginal birth causes structural and functional changes, and these changes may be permanent. Genital base damage in women who give birth by cesarean section is less than in women who give birth vaginally, but it should not be forgotten that the main damage is caused by the pregnancy process. For this reason, even if the negative effects of vaginal birth are prevented, the relaxing and anatomy-distorting effects of the pregnancy process will be permanent.