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Pessaries, as useful as they are, have often been overlooked as a solution for pelvic organ prolapse by many women based on their intimidating appearance, and lack of patient education. When it comes to pessaries, improving patient education is key to shifting perceptions, empowering choice, and making non-surgical solutions more desirable for patients.

Lack of comprehensive sexual and reproductive health education isn’t just a women’s health issue – it’s a public health concern. Research shows that when education begins early and is supported with practical, hands-on tools, it can have a lasting, transformative impact on health and well-being.

From avocados to oranges, using fruit to simulate female anatomy might seem clever, but in women’s health, clever is not enough. When better tools exist, settling for stand-ins sends the wrong message: that women’s bodies are not worth the investment.