O shot

So I’m a woman of a certain age and I’ve noticed an overall lowering of my libido and more difficulty in achieving orgasm. While I’m apparently better off than many women my age, I still hate it. Been researching online and the more I read about this thing the more intriguing it is. I’ve literally been unable to find anything negative on it. Seriously contemplating spending my tax return on it. Does anyone have any experience with it?

No one can reply since you neglected to identify what "it" is.

No one can reply since you neglected to identify what "it" is.

Yes they can reply - the clue is in the thread title, "O shot".

The OP is asking members if they have any experience with the O-Shot, alternatively known as the "orgasm shot".

Sorry, Nurse Phillips, and thanks, Doc. Being a guy, I never heard of it. I assume it is an expensive injection?

Thank you DrZ. Yes. The O-Shot. It’s a thing. Feel free to google it but I’m looking for advice from people who are already familiar with the procedure, preferably someone who is a medical professional or has had it themselves

So... I've actually done something like this.

The o-shot specifically refers to the injection of prp into the superior vaginal tissue - usually near the 'G Spot'. The G-Shot is the same idea, but using a filler material (collagen usually).

I've done basically the same thing, but used saline, instead of either material, since I don't have what it takes to synthesize PRP, and I cannot buy collagen. I also don't have access to or use local anesthetic - so I've only been able to do this with 'patients' that also enjoyed pain stimulation - even though I use a tiny (33g) needle, it's a VERY sensitive area....

The idea of how this works, as I understand it, is the 'G-spot' is an unusually dense collection of nerves situated in the superior vaginal tissue. Injecting anything into/superior to this set of nerves creates a pocket of fluid, which, simply because of its volume, pushes on/compresses these nerves, which then leads to increased stimulation.

The patients I've done this with have reported this to be the case....but in my case, it's of limited application because: 1) I do not have/use anesthetic, like most doctors use, so it's not comfortable for the patient....sometimes that's the objective though.... and 2) I use saline rather than either PRP or Collagen, and so the effects are VERY temporary - the saline is fully absorbed within only a few hours, and the benefits are lost thereafter.

(note: this is NOT a good idea to experiment with)

Thank you. Yes. The one I’m looking at uses PRP. So the people you’ve done this too reported an increase in ‘response’ at least temporarily?

The o-shot specifically refers to the injection of prp into the superior vaginal tissue - usually near the 'G Spot'. The G-Shot is the same idea, but using a filler material (collagen usually).

There is an old thread discussing the G-Shot. It might be of some limited value -

https://en.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;topic=6234

Thank you. That is helpful even though it’s a different procedure (collagen vs PRP) I am interested in anyone who has experience with the PRP based procedure.

So the people you’ve done this too reported an increase in ‘response’ at least temporarily?

Very significantly increased response, yes. Some of this was likely pain-stimulus response (without anesthetic...this HURTS). Some may have been placebic.

The end results were tested with manual vaginal stimulation.

Wife started pre-menopause mid 50's and sex is painful. I don't even try anymore even though she wants me to. Not fun watching the pain on her face.

The inside feels rough and hard not soft anymore. She does still get orgasms, we just resorted to external stimulation.

I wonder if this shot would work? I have heard about it on a gynecologist Satellite radio show channel “Doctor Radio” she does this at her office. She also does another procedure ThermiVa using a radio frequency device inside the vagina. She claims if they do the O-shot using PRP and the ThermiVa device big increase in orgasm.

My wife won't even talk to her gyno about any of this she just says I need to accept it she no longer sexual. I got the impression these procedures were around $1000 per visit of course it required 2-3 times. I believe the O-shot and ThermiVa do not have any real studies behind them. ThermiVa was actually approved for dermatological use. Reading about it says the FDA has approved for Vaginal use but also stated no studies to prove it works.

My wife won't even talk to her gyno about any of this she just says I need to accept it she no longer sexual.

These outfits prey upon this type of embarrassment about sexual issues. It is not “approved” by the FDA; the procedure is “cleared” by the FDA. Essentially it means we won't stop you from doing it, because you are simply returning some of your own blood to your body.

Less expensive and more effective remedies are available if you (or your wife) will just get over the embarrassment and speak with your/her physician (gyno or primary care). Hormone replacement therapy works wonders, and is likely covered by your insurance. There are also non-hormonal medications. Painful intercourse may have a curable cause. Physicians are trained to respond to issues without judgement or emotion. They're obligated to maintain the confidentiality of their patients conditions. Sex is a natural function. You needn't be embarrassed.

I solved it with hormone therapy, gel or other lubricant.

Another successful variation is: that the male lies on his back, the female sat on his lap, but to not penetrate penis vagina, instead she slides back and forth with her vulva over his penis with much care, adjusting the pressure or weight so that it is comfortable. This position helps even when there is not enough erection, and provides comfort and satisfaction to both.

It is understood that both must be smooth hairless.

It is understood that both must be smooth hairless.

Is it really neccessary to be hairless? I think removing pubi chair is more common in younger people than in matures.