Attend the speech of Dr. Bahareh Arbabi about Comparing the Effect of platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and estrogen with estrogen alone on Vulvo vaginal atrophy (VVA) and Stress urinary incontinence (SUI) at the 14EPUCG2024

Speaker Biography: Dr. Bahareh Arbabi, a dedicated OBGYN and board- certified cosmetic gynecologist from Iran, has been making waves in her field for over a decade. With a remarkable record of 3000+ deliveries and 800 successful cosmetic gynecology surgeries, she stands as a shining star in the world of women’s health.

Dr. Bahareh has earned prestigious Fellowship in Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine from IASRM India and Fellowship in Cosmetic Gynecology from ABCG. She is also a faculty member in a Cosmetic Gynecology course in Dubai showcasing her dedication to education.
Dr. Bahareh has graced stages around the globe, sharing her expertise at events like the ISRAM World Congress 2023 in India Aptos Company event Georgia, ESAG London, and the IMCAS World Congress Paris 2024. Her influence extends to her membership in ISSM (Sexual Medicine) in Dubai.
In her homeland, Dr. Arbabi serves as the Head of the Cosmetic Gynecology Department and holds the esteemed position of a university professor at the University of Medicine in Isfahan city. Her commitment to education is evident through her collaboration with headmasters in Tehran, where she has conducted over 50 workshops on cosmetic surgeries in gynecology
Dr. Bahareh continues to inspire the next generation of medical professionals while leaving an indelible mark on the field of cosmetic gynecology.

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Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and estrogen are two treatments that have been explored for managing Vulvo Vaginal Atrophy (VVA) and Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI). Here's a comparison of the effects of combining PRP with estrogen versus using estrogen alone:

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)

Mechanism of Action: PRP is derived from the patient's blood and contains a high concentration of growth factors and bioactive proteins. These components promote tissue repair, regeneration, and angiogenesis.

Application in VVA and SUI:

VVA: PRP can help rejuvenate vaginal tissues by enhancing collagen production, improving mucosal thickness, and increasing vascularity.

SUI: PRP injections into the urethral sphincter and pelvic floor muscles can strengthen these areas, potentially improving continence.

Estrogen

Mechanism of Action: Estrogen helps maintain the health of the vaginal and urethral tissues by promoting the proliferation of epithelial cells, increasing blood flow, and maintaining the elasticity and moisture of the tissues.

Application in VVA and SUI:

VVA: Topical or systemic estrogen therapy can alleviate symptoms of vaginal dryness, irritation, and discomfort by restoring the natural vaginal environment.

SUI: Estrogen may help improve the tone and function of the urethral and bladder neck tissues, but its effectiveness in treating SUI is more limited compared to its impact on VVA.

Comparison of Combined PRP and Estrogen vs. Estrogen Alone

Effectiveness in VVA:

Combined PRP and Estrogen: Studies suggest that the combination of PRP and estrogen can lead to more significant improvements in vaginal atrophy symptoms compared to estrogen alone. The regenerative properties of PRP complement the hormonal effects of estrogen, resulting in enhanced tissue repair and symptom relief.

Estrogen Alone: While effective in many cases, estrogen alone may not provide as robust tissue regeneration and symptom relief as the combination therapy.

Effectiveness in SUI:

Combined PRP and Estrogen: PRP's regenerative capabilities, when combined with estrogen, can potentially offer better outcomes in strengthening the pelvic floor muscles and urethral sphincter, thereby improving continence.

Estrogen Alone: Estrogen therapy alone may provide some benefit but is generally less effective than PRP in treating SUI due to its limited impact on muscle and tissue regeneration.

Safety and Side Effects:

Combined PRP and Estrogen: The combination is generally considered safe, with PRP being an autologous treatment (derived from the patient's own blood) and thus having a low risk of adverse reactions. Common side effects may include temporary discomfort at the injection site.

Estrogen Alone: Estrogen therapy can have side effects, especially with systemic administration, including an increased risk of thromboembolic events, breast tenderness, and other hormonal effects.

Conclusion

The combination of PRP and estrogen appears to offer superior benefits for managing VVA and SUI compared to estrogen alone. PRP enhances tissue regeneration and complements the hormonal effects of estrogen, leading to improved symptom relief and tissue repair. However, individual patient factors and preferences should be considered when choosing the appropriate treatment approach. Consulting with a healthcare provider specializing in these conditions can help determine the best treatment plan.

 

Speech Title: Comparing the Effect of platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and estrogen with estrogen alone on Vulvo vaginal atrophy (VVA) and Stress urinary incontinence (SUI)

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