O Shot
O-Shot ®
O-Shot ® Benefits
An equally incredible benefit of The O-Shot® is the resolution of urinary incontinence in 90% of women who are given the treatment. If you have found yourself limiting social engagements and avoiding venues without adequate restroom facilities, this procedure could restore your confidence and your freedom.
Even difficult conditions like Lichen Sclerosus and Interstitial Cystitis can be managed through use of the O-Shot®. If you know anyone with these dreaded conditions, who is dissatisfied with their results from conventional therapies, please let them know there is an alternative.
In our experience the O-Shot® offers such incredible hope that we believe all women should be aware of its potential to improve satisfaction and restore confidence.
Benefits following the O-Shot®:
Increased natural lubrication
Increased sexual desire & ability to have a vaginal orgasm
Resolved urinary incontinence
Greater arousal from clitoral stimulation
Younger, smoother skin of the vulva
A tighter introitus
Stronger & more frequent orgasms
Decreased pain for those with dyspareunia
Decreased mesh pain
We would like to discuss the ways we can help you with these concerns. Call our staff at (334) 454-3106 to schedule an appointment or fill out the appointment box at the bottom of this page and we will contact you.
Frequently Asked Questions About
O-Shot
Is O-Shot procedure available to non-members?
Yes. The O-Shot® is available to non-members.
Has Dr. McWhorter been certified for this procedures?
Yes. Dr. McWhorter received certification after training with Dr. Charles Runels, inventor of the O-Shot®. Dr. McWhorter is also a member of the Cellular Medicine Association.
Why would a woman choose to have the O-Shot®?
For most women who experience low-arousal, inability to orgasm, or urinary incontinence the O-Shot® may help you regain these vital elements of the female sexual function.
Who can have the O-Shot®?
Any adult with concerns about function and appearance is a candidate for this PRP application.
How long does the procedure take in your office?
The entire process takes a little over one hour in our office.
Is the procedure painful?
We use an excellent numbing cream to significantly minimize pain. The majority of patients experience no pain at all. A few have reported a slight burning sensation for a short time. If you are more sensitive to pain, feel free to take Turmeric or Tylenol a couple of hours before the procedure. Arnica is popular as well, before and after the procedure.
How much does O-Shot procedure cost?
Ryan McWhorter, MD
Female Pelvic Health Specialist / Board Certified Integrative Medicine
After I had established myself as a family care physician I lost my father figure due to heart disease. He was too young for this to happen and, like everyone, I thought there has to be a better way to predict, and try to prevent, these conditions. It was a real turning point in my career, leading me to seek advanced cardiovascular training. One conference led to another, and I realized new and better therapies, that make a real difference, do exist.
I am amazed daily by the light-speed advancement of modern medicine, whether it involves relieving severe joint pain, reversing cardiac disease, new options for cancer support, eliminating urinary incontinence, or improving erectile dysfunction. Each day I hope to learn something new and exciting to assist my patients in restoring and maintaining the health they want to achieve. It is a true passion to bring help to those who need to enjoy life again.
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