Pessary Gellhorn with Drain, Long Stem – Silicone Medical Pessary for Cystocele and Rectocele

The Pessary Gellhorn with Drain, Long Stem is a silicone medical device designed to support vaginal prolapse and relieve associated symptoms for patients with cystocele or rectocele. Used under clinician guidance, it is suitable for second- and third-degree uterine prolapse.

• Material and Certification: High-grade silicone; CE and FDA certified.
• Drainage design: Integrated drain helps relieve pressure and manage symptoms related to cystocele or rectocele.
• Long stem with foldable knob: Stem with knob folds for easier insertion and removal, improving comfort for both clinician and patient.
• Prolapse stage suitability: Intended for use with second- and third-degree uterine prolapse as directed by a healthcare professional.
• Clinical trust: Widely used by hundreds of clinicians across New Zealand.
• Care and durability: Non-porous silicone surface that’s easy to clean and maintain according to standard medical guidelines.
• Fit and compatibility: Designed to be fitted by a clinician to match patient anatomy, with regular pessary care to ensure secure positioning.

Benefits: This design supports vaginal comfort while addressing prolapse-related symptoms. The drain helps manage pressure and secretions, and the long stem helps keep the pessary in place. The silicone material provides a durable, easy-to-clean option that can be used under supervision for ongoing symptom management.

Frequently asked questions

• What is a Pessary Gellhorn with Drain?
  A silicone pessary with a drain and long stem designed to support vaginal walls in cases of cystocele and rectocele, typically used for second- or third-degree prolapse under clinician guidance.
• How should it be inserted or removed?
  Insertion and removal are performed by, or under the supervision of, a trained clinician; the stem and foldable knob aid handling.
• How do I care for the pessary?
  Follow your clinician’s cleaning instructions; generally rinse with mild soap and water and avoid harsh chemicals; inspect for wear and replace as advised by your healthcare professional.

For guidance on suitability and sizing, discuss this option with your healthcare professional.