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Bénéfices, risques et coûts
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DÉCLARATIONS SOMMAIRES
- 1Il est possible de trouver un pessaire efficace chez la plupart des femmes atteintes d'un prolapsus génital ou d'une incontinence urinaire d'effort pour le traitement de leurs symptômes (II-2).
- 2Le taux de satisfaction chez les femmes qui utilisent un pessaire est très élevé (I).
- 3Certains pessaires peuvent prévenir une récidive d'incarcération utérine (III).
- 4Le rôle des pessaires spécifiquement conçus pour prévenir le travail préterme n'est pas clair (I).
- 5Les complications associées à l'utilisation d'un pessaire sont généralement mineures, les pertes vaginales étant le problème le plus fréquent (II-3).
- 6Il est possible de traiter l’érosion vaginale par le retrait du pessaire et une œstrogénothérapie vaginale optionnelle (II-2).
RECOMMANDATION
- 1Il y a lieu d'envisager l'utilisation d'un pessaire chez toute femme éprouvant des symptômes incommodants dus à un prolapsus génital et/ou une incontinence urinaire d'effort (I, A).
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