O Shot Treatment

Female Orgasmic Disorder can affect around 1 in 20 (or 5%) of women. Here women can become aroused but have much difficulty with orgasm. This can be so frustrating that sex becomes a frustration that they avoid.

Dyspareunia Here the woman suffers with real pain with sex (not from decreased lubrication or vaginal spasm).The incidence is from around 1 in 10 to 1 in 5 women.

The numbers of women who suffer with sexual problems—30-50% (depending upon the age) are discouraging (the higher incidence is seen in younger women). And remember, these numbers only include women who psychologically distressed. If a woman avoids sex because one of these problems but claims to not be bothered by the lack of sexual activity, then she’s not counted in these statistics. Is that really the best way to tabulate the incidence of a problem? Perhaps. But, suppose we didn’t count high cholesterol as a problem unless it bothered the patient with a heart attack? Is it possible that a women just learns to tolerate less than optimal sexual activity and so eventually does not consider the sexual condition to be a problem?

Since the number 30-50% listed in the medical literature considers only those bothered by the symptoms, the actual number of women with the 4 conditions described above would be greater than 50%–some estimate to be at least 60%. Perhaps even more disturbing, think of the ripple effect throughout society as children and communities suffer with the breakdown of marriage relationships because of these problems. With 150 million women in the US in 2010, at least 50 million women suffer with these problems. What ripple effect does that have on families in the USA? So, why do so many women suffer in silence?

Research shows that only about 14% of women EVER talk to ANY of their physicians about sex. With around 4 in 10 suffering from a sexual disorder, why do only about 1 in 10 ever talk to their physician about sex? According to Practice Bulletin in Obstetrics and Gynecology (April 2011), the reason may be that (with the exception of short-term hormone replacement) research shows few proven treatment options. Both physician and patient would be discouraged by discussing a problem for which there is no proven solution–so the doctor just doesn’t ask. Notice that the only treatment offered is vaginal estrogen or topical testosterone or psychotherapy.And even with the hormone therapies, the results were described as short-term. No wonder only 14% of women ever discuss sexual problems with their physician–if the woman is already on hormones (or pre-menopausal), the only known solution, per the official recommendation of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology, appears to be psycho-social therapies!

There’s no doubt that sex-education/counseling helps sex, but if the woman’s body does not respond as it should–even with proper knowledge–then the woman continues to suffer… That explains why 50 million women in the US alone continue to suffer mentally and physically from sexual problems. So…

With Viagra, and Cialis, and Penis Implants, over 20 FDA Approved Drugs, & Hundreds of Supplements to Help Men…

“Isn’t it About Time the Women Have Their Turn?”™

It seems men have plenty of options for medical therapy, while women get psychological counseling and maybe some hormones. It’s about time for that to change.

Biopsy studies show that when platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is injected, then stem cells multiply and grow new younger tissue. In the same way PRP regenerates the skin of the face, it appears PRP regenerates healthy vaginal tissue. So, using this same technology, the O-Shot ® procedure works by using PRP to stimulate stem cells to grow healthier vaginal tissue. And, the whole procedure for processing the blood and injecting the growth factors takes less than 10 minutes in the doctor’s office!

Warning: There is no magic shot that takes the place of all the other factors necessary for amazing sex (emotional, hormonal, relationship, general health).

First the doctor or nurse applies a numbing cream to the vagina and the arm. Then blood is drawn from the arm in the same was as with any blood test. Then, using a centrifuge and a special method, platelet rich plasma is isolated the resultant growth factors. The whole process takes about 10 minutes.. Then, using a very thin needle, the growth factors are injected the clitoris and into the upper vagina into an area most important for the sexual response. Because these areas have been numbed with the anesthetic cream, the woman feels little or no pain.

Higher concentrations of calcium chloride can usually be found in the tissue than in the blood, so when the doctor adds calcium chloried to the PRP, then the platelets think that tissue injury released the calcium into the blood stream. This extra calcium chloride triggers the platelets to release at least 7 different growth factors that then trigger the unipotent stem cells to grow younger tissue–activating unipotent stem cells. The doctor injects the PRP into an area called the O-Spot–a collection of structures that activate the orgasm system. The woman usually enjoys the effects of the O-Shot™ almost immediately as the growth factors begin to rejuvenate and enhance the sexual response. So, the O-Shot® (or Orgasm Shot®) is a nonsurgical procedure that uses the growth factors each woman has in her own body to stimulate vaginal and clitoral rejuvenation. Thus far, almost all women receiving O-Shot™ procedure enjoy an increase in their sexual response, and for many the increase is dramatic.