CHARLOTTE, N.C., Oct. 23, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- After 18 months of research which included thousands of responses to a clinical study from partner patients and doctors, MedShift is releasing important information which proves what the company has known to be true for years – vConfidence not only delivers results that last, but also serves as the modern woman's trusted partner in vaginal health empowerment.
The research process was comprehensive and precise utilizing defined question from multiple leading clinical studies for incontinence, sexual function, and dryness. MedShift relied heavily on not only data, but also personal feedback from patients and doctors. It included a variety of vConfidence devices and non-invasive procedures; it was distributed to patients who were treated for at least one symptom which included (but was not limited to) urine leakage, dryness or pain during intercourse, or vaginal infections.
Research and results were overwhelmingly positive. Leading the way was this news – of survey respondents who had undergone a single treatment with a vConfidence device, 98.8% experienced overall improvements of symptoms.
"As a certified vConfidence practitioner, I'm excited to see positive results that overwhelmingly prove how much these treatments are improving the quality of life for women," said Dr. Merrill Matschke board certified in Urology specializing in Pelvic Floor Surgery and resolving symptoms of incontinence.
Other positive highlights include:
Part of that investment has also included raising brand awareness. In August 2018, the company launched a rebrand designed to make information about these procedures and treatments more accessible - and more real. The new tagline – Why be PC when you can be VC? – started much-needed conversations among women when it comes to their vaginal health - conversations often whispered about or simply Googled.
"MedShift has made a powerful and unprecedented investment in women and women's health," says Dr. Tess Mauricio, Board Certified Dermatologist, fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology, graduate of Stanford University School of Medicine. "That level of commitment, information and resources will empower more women to make a long-term plan for their optimum health and wellness. Imagine what's possible for the future of women's health then."
The research process was comprehensive and precise utilizing defined question from multiple leading clinical studies for incontinence, sexual function, and dryness. MedShift relied heavily on not only data, but also personal feedback from patients and doctors. It included a variety of vConfidence devices and non-invasive procedures; it was distributed to patients who were treated for at least one symptom which included (but was not limited to) urine leakage, dryness or pain during intercourse, or vaginal infections.
Research and results were overwhelmingly positive. Leading the way was this news – of survey respondents who had undergone a single treatment with a vConfidence device, 98.8% experienced overall improvements of symptoms.
"As a certified vConfidence practitioner, I'm excited to see positive results that overwhelmingly prove how much these treatments are improving the quality of life for women," said Dr. Merrill Matschke board certified in Urology specializing in Pelvic Floor Surgery and resolving symptoms of incontinence.
Other positive highlights include:
- Among women who had three treatments, only 1.2% reported no improvement in any symptoms
- Of 140 patients treated for incontinence, 94.67% reported improvements in symptoms post-procedure
- 93.93% of respondents experienced improvement in their incontinence symptoms after one treatment
- 91% of respondents reported less painful intercourse and vaginal dryness after one treatment
Part of that investment has also included raising brand awareness. In August 2018, the company launched a rebrand designed to make information about these procedures and treatments more accessible - and more real. The new tagline – Why be PC when you can be VC? – started much-needed conversations among women when it comes to their vaginal health - conversations often whispered about or simply Googled.
"MedShift has made a powerful and unprecedented investment in women and women's health," says Dr. Tess Mauricio, Board Certified Dermatologist, fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology, graduate of Stanford University School of Medicine. "That level of commitment, information and resources will empower more women to make a long-term plan for their optimum health and wellness. Imagine what's possible for the future of women's health then."
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