O-Shot in Nagpur
Discuss PRP injections for women’s intimate-health concerns with Dr. Pawan Shahane, M.Ch. Plastic Surgery. Evidence for benefit remains limited, and this is not an established treatment for every sexual or urinary symptom.
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Your enquiry and clinical records are handled confidentially, subject to lawful disclosures. You may ask about privacy arrangements before booking. Avoid sending intimate photographs or detailed medical records through routine messages.
What Is the O-Shot?
“O-Shot” is a term used for injections of platelet-rich plasma (PRP), prepared from a person’s blood, into genital tissues. Claims of improved sexual function or tissue regeneration should be treated cautiously because high-quality evidence and standardised protocols remain limited.
Using your own blood does not make an injection risk-free. Pain, bruising, bleeding, infection and unwanted changes in sensation are possible. Discuss the proposed procedure, the team’s roles and uncertainty before deciding.
Assessment Comes First
Sexual discomfort, dryness, reduced sensation and urinary leakage can have different causes. Appropriate gynaecological, urological or pelvic-floor assessment may be needed before any procedure.
Honest expectations, set upfront
Benefit is uncertain and cannot be promised. A reliable onset, duration or maintenance schedule has not been established for every proposed use.
Concerns to Discuss During Assessment
These symptoms merit appropriate assessment; this list does not establish that PRP injections are effective or suitable for them.
- Reduced vaginal or clitoral sensation, including after childbirth
- Vaginal dryness affecting comfort during intimacy
- Mild stress urinary incontinence (leakage with coughing, sneezing, or exercise)
- Decreased sexual satisfaction or interest related to ageing or hormonal change
- Questions about alternatives to genital procedures
- General interest in intimate wellness and tissue health
What a Proposed PRP Procedure Involves
The details, evidence, alternatives and risks should be discussed before consent. An injection is not the automatic next step after consultation.
Blood Draw & Processing
A small sample of your own blood is drawn, much like a routine blood test, and processed in a centrifuge to isolate the platelet-rich plasma.
Topical Numbing
Comfort measures depend on the planned procedure and your medical history. Numbing does not eliminate all discomfort or risks.
Precise PRP Injection
If a procedure is agreed after assessment, discuss the injection plan and the clinician responsible. Proposed tissue effects are not a guarantee of clinical improvement.
What to Expect, Step by Step
A decision process that allows time for assessment, questions and follow-up.
Discuss symptoms, medical history and established care options. The consultation may identify a need for further assessment rather than an injection.
Discuss whether any procedure is appropriate, its limitations, costs and aftercare. You can choose to defer or decline.
Monitor symptoms and any adverse effects. A fixed time to improvement cannot be promised.
There is no established universal repeat schedule. Reassess symptoms, alternatives and any benefit before considering further treatment.
Why Patients Trust Mayflower Clinic
Consultation with Dr. Pawan Shahane, M.Ch. Plastic Surgery, with attention to privacy and informed consent.
Frequently Asked Questions
Direct, honest answers about the O-Shot at Mayflower Clinic.
Is the O-Shot kept strictly confidential?
What is the O-Shot and what is it used for?
Is the O-Shot painful, and is anaesthesia used?
Is the O-Shot surgical, and how long does it take?
Who actually performs the procedure?
How long do results last and how many sessions are needed?
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