Have you heard
about VagiKool?
The first reusable cold pack
specifically contoured and
designed for the most sensitive and
delicate area of a woman’s body.
DISCRETE, CLOSE-TO-BODY,
& NEAR INVISIBLE FIT!
Unless you are having a C-section be aware that your vagina is going
to go through a traumatic experience. Sure we all know someone who
broke water, dropped, and delivered in one hour without any pain, but
that is not the norm. Delivery can take up to 24 hours (or more) and
when that 7 plus pound bundle of joy is ready to enter the world there
is nothing that you can do to stop him/her (not that you want too)
until you hear the words that you are tearing or that the doctor wants
to do an episiotomy (e·pi·si·ot·o·my).
Basically for delivery there are three possible scenarios that all have
the same ending; You are going to be sore “down there”:
1. You DON’T tear. If your perineum (the area between your vagina and
anus) is intact after delivery, the area will be stretched and bruised.
Pain or discomfort can last between three to five weeks (and believe it
or not) it may hurt to cough, sneeze, blow your nose, and even sit down
for as much as a week after delivery.
2. You DO tear. Nine out of Ten new moms feel sore at the tear site which
may require stitches. You are looking at one to two weeks for the area
to fully recover and you may experience soreness for a few weeks after
the stitches are gone (if you had any). Figure on a six to eight week
recovery before you are not thinking about it anymore.
3. You have an episiotomy. For those of you that haven’t heard the term,
an episiotomy is when your Ob/GYN cuts the muscular area between
the vagina and the anus made just before delivery to enlarge the
vaginal opening.
So what can you do afterwards to ease the pain of delivering a baby?
Before you got pregnant taking a pill was the quick and easy way to
manage pain, but as a new (possibly nursing) mom that may not be a
good decision. Many medications are not safe for nursing mothers to
use because they may pass through your breastmilk to the baby. Ice is
one of the most effective ways to relieve pain, but icing your vaginal
area may not be the easiest thing to do. After all a big bulky ice pack
or bag of frozen peas wasn’t made to fit comfortably between your legs!
Enter, the VagiKool® Reusable Feminine Cold Pack. It soothes in
seconds, and it is the first reusable cold pack specifically contoured and
designed for the most sensitive and delicate area of a woman’s body.
VagiKool® is made of a soft, strong medical grade polyvinyl that molds
itself to the shape of a woman’s body. Its targeted cold relief reduces
swelling, burning and itching pain while promoting healing. VagiKool
is Non-Toxic and Latex Free and best of all is Made in the USA.
VagiKool’s® Komfort-fit™ design provides for discrete concealment
with its close-to-body near invisible fit – nobody will know you have
it on unless you tell them!
VagiKool® also helps relieve pain associated with Yeast Infections,
Vulvodynia, Herpes, Vaginal Soreness, Sports Injuries, Razor & Wax
Burns, Vaginal Surgery, Laser Hair Removal, and Vaginal Irritations.
Now Available on Amazon!
Contact: Steven Peisner (800) 990-3693 ext. 700, [email protected]
or visit: www.vagikool.com