Gynecological Products

Product Details:

MEDIPOLYMER silicone dilators were approved by many gynaecologists in India to help women undergoing progressive vaginal dilation therapy. This is a process that involves the careful, comfortable and slow insertion of vaginal dilators into the vagina.

Most women will begin with the largest size silicone dilator that feels comfortable and gradually increase its size over time. This allows women to gain more confidence and helps to avoid painful intercourse.

Silicone vaginal dilators are used to address these conditions:

- After Neo-Vagina Surgery. 

- Levator myalgia (Vaginismus)

- Painful sex (dysparunia) Superficial Dysperunia

- Vaginal agenesis.

- Restore Vaginal Capacity.

- Reconditioning therapy Psychological   Dysperunia.

- Menopause (genitourinary syndrome of menopause, or GSM)

- Cancer treatments (including chemotherapy and radiation therapy)

 - Post-surgical vaginal swelling

MEDIPOLYER vaginal dilators are made of medical grade silicone rubber which makes them smooth and resilient.  Our dilators are non-sticky, able to retain body heat and easy to care for. They feel comfortable, with a texture that resembles body tissue, being stable from -50 degrees to +340 degrees Fahrenheit. Our quality dilators may be chilled, used at room temperature or warmed. They are available in 6 sizes and can be purchased individually, or in pre-packaged sets.

Dimensions for each size are length and diameter. Our silicone dilators are tapered; dilator diameters do not exceed the stated dimensions.

 We recommend that women consult with a qualified health professional specializing in pelvic floor disorders for the most effective physical therapeutic benefit.

Should I Sleep with a Vaginal Dilator in?What to do at night?

We are often asked whether it is a good idea to sleep with a vaginal dilator in. It’s a reasonable question, as when you buy a dilator one of your first concerns will be how and when to use it. Generally speaking, we recommend using vaginal dilators once or twice every day for between 20 and 30 minutes. A 30-minute session is optimal for lengthening and stretching your vaginal muscles. Having said that, how long you dilate for will depend on how familiar you are with dilators and how comfortable you are with penetration.

 

Over time you will be able to dilate more comfortably, eventually using larger sized dilators. Initially it can be painful to dilate, so you might not be comfortable with longer sessions - and almost certainly not all night. So it is perfectly normal to start off with just a few minutes (or once per day) with a view to extending your sessions over time, including sleeping with a dilator in.

 

If you think you might want to sleep with your dilator inserted at some point, read on for our best advice…

 

Should you sleep with a vaginal dilator in?

 

The answer is not a straightforward ‘yes’ or ‘no’. There is conflicting advice circulating out there, and it does depend on the gynecological issue you have. We can tell you that vaginismus patients are often advised by Doctors to keep a dilator inserted during sleep. This is especially recommended after intra-vaginal Botox, which according to a clinical trial may cure vaginismus - when in conjunction with progressive dilation.