Do you want to improve your ability to orgasm? How about enhancing the quality of your orgasms? Did you know that there’s an easy way to do both? And its effectiveness relies only on your own blood? It’s the O-shot.

Whether you’re one of the 35% of women affected by sexual dysfunction, or you want to give your sex life a jump start, the O-shot could help.

O-shot? Could we mean …yes, we’re talking about the orgasm shot! The O-shot involves injecting the clitoris, labia, and G-spot with platelets. Don’t freak out yet! This procedure is minimally invasive, relatively painless, and provides rapid results, so keep reading!

What is the O-Shot?

The O-shot is platelet-rich plasma (PRP) treatment for your vagina. Practitioners have provided PRP treatments for years to

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What is Platelet-Rich Plasma?

As we mentioned in our blog on the P-shot, PRP is the latest, most innovative, all-natural sexual rejuvenation therapy available today that provides a non-surgical opportunity to restore sexual health and more.

PRP is a substance in your blood that contains proteins called growth factors that help you heal. Remarkably, doctors can do a quick blood draw, isolate and concentrate the platelet-rich plasma in your blood, and then use the PRP wherever it is needed to aid healing.

How Do PRP Injections Work?

Research is ongoing to fully understand how PRP treatments work. But it appears that platelets naturally contain growth factors that serve essential biological functions, such as activating stem cells and promoting blood vessel formation. These have healing and restorative properties when injected into an injured part of the body.

What is the O-Shot Used For?

Since this PRP shot goes into the vagina and labia, it mainly affects sexual function and incontinence. That’s good news, because sexual and urinary problems tend to increase in women as they age although they can occur at any stage of life.

The O-shot can

In addition, the O-shot has been shown to

Why Does the O-Shot Work?

One way it works is that it creates new blood vessels and new nerves in the area where the practitioner injects it. Another way is that the O-shot may also stimulate stem cells, collagen production, and blood vessels – which can lead to better orgasms and sex.

Getting the Big O

Your first step in renewing your sexual vitality is to find a reputable provider to administer the O-shot, and then make an appointment.

At the appointment, your provider will ask general questions about your health and sexual history. If your provider believes you’re a good candidate for the O-shot, they can go ahead and perform the procedure at the appointment.

Be prepared to remove your pants and underwear and put on a gown. Once you’re ready, your provider will apply numbing cream to your clit, labia, and/or G-spot.

Then they will draw your blood and spin it in a centrifuge to separate the plasma from the platelets. This is what they’ll use in your O-shot.

Having already injected the local anesthetic to your clit, labia and/or G-spot, as we said, your provider will confirm that you’re numb. They will then go ahead and inject your platelets into your clit, labia, and/or G-spot, as agreed.

Then you’re ready to get back to your day!

Recovery From the O-Shot

The whole procedure will take less than 30 minutes. Recovery is very quick. Some women experience some minor local sensitivity for a day or two, but others even have intercourse the same day as treatment.

If you follow your provider’s aftercare instructions, you should have no problems. However, you need to get immediate medical attention if you develop signs of infection or an adverse reaction such as

When to Expect Results – and Enriched Sexual Vitality

Results of the O-shot come in waves. Within the first 3 to 7 days, women experience heightened sensation in the area.

Around week 3, new tissue will begin to develop. At month three, the new tissue development will be at its peak. Results will last at least a year.

Possible Side Effects or Complications Associated With the O-Shot

Side effects are a part of any procedure. Although there haven’t been research studies on side effects associated with the O-shot, some women have reported:

PRP, in general, has been widely studied. Side effects of PRP injected in other parts of the body have had these side effects:

So far, no long-term complications have been associated with the O-Shot.

The O-Shot Cost

The O-shot isn’t covered by health insurance, so you’ll have to pay out of pocket. In addition, costs vary depending on where you get the procedure. You can expect prices to range from $1,200 to $2,500.

Restore Your Confidence and Strengthen Your Relationships

In conclusion, the O-shot is all-natural and non-surgical, with little or no pain, and can be performed in 30 minutes or less.

The physical benefits are significant, but the physiological and emotional benefits can be utterly transformative. Finally, there’s a solution that can restore confidence and unlock your ability to live life at 100%.

Want to learn more?

Click here to listen to Nava’s Medical Director speak to RadioMD on HER Radio about the O-Shot.

If you now feel ready to make an appointment, contact us today and – dare we say it? – give it a shot!

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