Personal Medical Pessary Hodge Without Support, Size 8 100% Silicone

Pessary Hodge Without Support, Size 8 100% Silicone

This Hodge pessary without support is a size 8 silicone pessary for managing certain pelvic support conditions. Buyers may choose it when they need a shapeable option for different anatomies in clinical fitting and ongoing patient use. This version is 105 mm and uses wires that allow shaping.

Good Fit For

• Clinical fitting for first to second degree prolapse
• Management of cystocele
• Management of stress incontinence
• Use when addressing an incompetent cervix or uterine retroversion

Key Features

• Hodge-style pessary without support for buyers who need this specific configuration
• Wires allow the pessary to be shaped for different anatomies
• Silicone construction for this specific product variant
• Size 8 format helps match the current fitting requirement
• 105 mm diameter gives buyers a clear size reference for selection

Applications and Usage

• Selecting a size 8 Hodge pessary without support for patient fitting
• Using a shapeable pessary when anatomy may require adjustment
• Managing first to second degree prolapse
• Managing cystocele or stress incontinence
• Use related to an incompetent cervix or uterine retroversion

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 105 mm.
• Remove this pessary during x-rays, ultrasounds, and MRIs.
• This is the without-support Hodge style, so buyers should confirm that format matches the intended fitting approach.
• Because the pessary can be shaped, product selection should account for the anatomy being fitted.

FAQ

• Can this pessary be shaped during fitting? Yes. The pessary has wires that allow it to be shaped for different anatomies.
• What conditions is this Hodge pessary used for? This pessary can be used for first to second degree prolapse, cystocele, stress incontinence, and an incompetent cervix or uterine retroversion.
• What size is this pessary? This version is size 8 and measures 105 mm in diameter.
• Does this model include support? No. This is a Hodge pessary without support.
• Does the pessary need to be removed for imaging? Yes. It must be removed during x-rays, ultrasounds, and MRIs.

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