Surgical-Pelvic Organ Pessary (S-POP) - Dr Marcus Carey

For some women having their prolapse repaired, Dr Carey may recommend using a surgical vaginal support (S-POP) that is placed into the vagina at the completion of surgery and remains in the vagina for 3 to 5 weeks following surgery. It provides important extra support for the vagina during the healing period. Dr Carey or… Continue Reading»

Dr Marcus Carey, Urogynaecologist, Melbourne

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Surgical-Pelvic Organ Pessary (S-POP) - Dr Marcus Carey

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