More than 50% of all women suffer from bladder weakness, incontinence or sudden urge to urinate during their lifetime, forcing them to visit a toilet. The quality of life is massively restricted as a result. The problems increase with age and are particularly pronounced during menopause. Even at a young age, a predisposition can lead … Laser Therapy for Bladder Problems in Women
Lichen sclerosus (LS) is an atrophic, noncontagious, chronic skin disease (lichen sclerosus et atrophicus (LSA)) that occurs in episodes. The disease can occur in both sexes, even in early adolescence, but is most common in women, usually after menopause (female menopause). The condition is often unrecognized and unsuccessfully treated repeatedly as a genital infection (vaginal … Laser Therapy for Lichen Sclerosus
Vaginal relaxation syndrome (VRS) is characterized by slackening of the connective tissues of the vagina (vaginal) and pelvic floor. Causes are often one or more births. Vacuum or forceps deliveries in particular damage the pelvic floor. Other factors are connective tissue weakness, obesity and increasing age. Hormone deficiency during the menopause exacerbates the development.Sexually, physical … Laser Therapy for Vaginal Relaxation Syndrome
Laser therapy in the genital area of women, i.e. in the area of vulva and vagina (vulva: external, primary sexual organs of women; vagina: vagina), is an innovative, minimally invasive, non-surgical and non-hormonal procedure for the treatment of mostly recurrent (recurring) diseases in the intimate area that are difficult to treat. Laser procedures have been … Laser Therapy in the Genital Area of Women
