Womens Health is Changing
So are the options available to women
Some things are difficult to talk about. That doesn’t mean you should have to live with them.
Urinary leakage. Vaginal discomfort. Changes after menopause. Changes in sexual comfort and function. Persistent vulval pain.
They can affect how you exercise, your confidence, your relationships and everyday life. Yet many women live with these problems for years before seeking help.
Introducing Morenova Fem
A new treatment approach using low-intensity shockwave therapy for women.
Morenova Fem uses low-intensity shockwaves to stimulate local blood flow and is intended for women experiencing:
Stress urinary incontinence
Leaking when you cough, laugh, exercise or simply go about your day.
Many women don’t realise there may be options worth discussing.
Changes in sexual function
Less sensation. Less arousal. Dryness. Or sex that has simply become uncomfortable.
There is rarely one single cause, which is why understanding what is happening matters.
Genitourinary syndrome of menopause
Dryness, irritation and discomfort, sometimes accompanied by urinary symptoms, as hormone levels change during and after menopause.
These changes are common, but that doesn’t mean you should simply accept them without exploring your options.
Vulvodynia
Ongoing pain, burning or soreness around the vulva, sometimes without an obvious cause.
Vulvodynia is often overlooked or misunderstood, and some women wait a long time before finding the right support.
Designed around women
Morenova Fem has been designed around women’s anatomy.
Low-intensity shockwaves are delivered to targeted areas, with a purpose-designed transvaginal applicator used where internal treatment is clinically appropriate.
Treatment takes place privately with a qualified clinician, who will explain what is involved before you begin. Where available, you can request a female clinician.
It starts with a conversation
Before any treatment, a clinician will talk through your symptoms and medical history and consider whether Morenova Fem is suitable for you.
There is no pressure to go ahead.
Treatment isn’t suitable for everyone, and individual results vary.
What does the evidence show?
Low-intensity shockwave therapy is already used clinically and has been studied across a range of women’s health concerns. Research has shown positive results and supports its use as a treatment option for suitable women.
As with any treatment, suitability will depend on your individual symptoms and medical history, and results can vary from person to person.
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