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| Tara Langdale
What can I use if I don't have a dilator?
Many women suffer from pelvic pain caused by pelvic pain conditions such as vaginismus, vulvodynia, or pelvic floor dysfunction. These conditions can make vaginal penetration painful and even impossible. Fortunately, there are various treatments that can help ease the pain, and one of the ... View Post -
| Tara Langdale
Do Magnetic Dilators Work? Magentic vs. Placebo Dilators: A Double Blind Placebo Study Results
Pelvic pain and other related conditions can affect one's quality of life. As much as 1 in 4 women suffer from vulvodynia, a condition characterized by vulvar pain lasting for 3 months or longer. Similarly, vaginismus is another condition that affects a woman's sex life, making it difficult for t... View Post -
| Tara Langdale
How Long Should I use a Vaginal Dilator for Menopause? A Complete Dilator Instruction Guide
Menopause can be a difficult time for many women. One of the most challenging symptoms can be vaginal atrophy, which can cause dryness, irritation, and pain during sexual activity. Fortunately, vaginal dilators can help alleviate these symptoms and restore sexual health. But how do you know how l... View Post -
| Tara Langdale
A Comprehensive Guide to Vaginal Dilators: Benefits, Usage, and Tips for Effective Results
Vaginal dilators are small cylindrical devices that can be inserted into the vagina. They look a little like sex toys but have a very different purpose. Also known as vaginal expanders or vaginal trainers, these tools are used to improve a wide range of gyne... View Post -
| Tara Langdale
What is the success rate of vaginal dilators? Will they help me with my painful sex condition?
The success rate of vaginal dilators can vary depending on various factors such as the underlying condition/disorder being treated, the individual's adherence to the treatment plan (most important), and the guidance and support provided by healthcare professionals or pelvic floor physical therapi... View Post -
| Tara Langdale
Why am I suddenly so tight down there?
In this article we will answer some of the most common questions about being tight down there, what cause vaginal tightness and what you can do to loosen your vaginal muscles… View Post -
| Tara Langdale
Reasons to use Dilators after Brachytherapy
Brachytherapy is a type of radiation treatment most often used to treat cancers, and occasionally other conditions such as heart problems. Although it is designed to treat many types of cancer, this article will focus on the side effects of brachytherapy in the pelvic region. We will explain why ... View Post -
| Tara Langdale
Can You Reverse Vaginal Atrophy?
By their forties, many women have heard about the trials and tribulations of other women approaching their fifties and beyond. The hormonal changes we are all apt to experience (to varying degrees) can be foreboding. The menopause threatens to bring about various changes, many of which also const... View Post
