Re: Dr. Lynn/Lisa Pelvic Pain - Varicose vein?

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I designed the V-brace because I have vulvar varicose veins with my pregnancies and I was always so miserable and there was nothing that I would do that would help the pain.

During the research & development for the V-brace, I tested the V-brace on many women who came to my surgical sock store to buy support stockings for the varicose veins on their legs.

The V-brace is also very helpful for women suffering from genital / uterine prolapse who aren't candidates for surgery or for those who can't wear a pessary.

If you have any questions please feel free to call me at 877 535-6800. Also please see the Fembrace web site at http://www.fembrace.com

If Doctors or Midwifes call our office we can send them our media kit, brochures and prescription pads.

Thank you.

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Debbie Schwartz
Fembrace Support Garments  Inc.
877 535-6800

At Wed, 23 May 2001, Lynn D. Montgomery, MD wrote:
 >
 >At Wed, 23 May 2001, Lisa wrote:
 >>
 >>I am 28 weeks pregnant and have had this horrible pain off and on on the
 >>left side of my vulva.  Feels like I've been kicked in the crotch and
 >>have a terrible bruise (but I think I would remember something like
 >>that!).  My RN said it is most likely a varicose vein and will probably
 >>get worse as the baby gets bigger (and puts more pressure on that area).
 >>
 >>Any suggestions on how I can make it more bearable? It is the worst when
 >>I just stand up from sitting and when I'm switching sides at night while
 >>sleeping.  I have been put on partial bed rest as I started to dilate
 >>last week (only partially, not all the way through my cervix) and was
 >>having small contractions.  It seems to have gotten worse with all this
 >>lying around when I do have to get up or switch positions.  Any
 >>suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
 >
 >There is a pelvic support system designed by one of the people who
 >frequents this forum.  I would search the archives of this forum and you
 >should be able to find the info...
 >Lynn

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