O-Shot in Montgomeryville, PA

Orgasms that take longer, feel weaker, or do not come. Touch that no longer registers. Dr. Carine-Ange Tagni, a board-certified OB-GYN and certified O-Shot provider in Montgomeryville, PA, treats the tissue behind it.

What the O-Shot does

We use your own blood. We pull out the platelets, the part of your blood that helps your body heal, and place them in the tissue that drives arousal and orgasm. The goal is to wake that tissue back up. Platelets also carry growth factors that feed nerves and help them repair, which matters when childbirth or menopause has dulled feeling.

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Who it is for

Women whose feeling has dropped, whose orgasms are hard to reach or weak, whose arousal builds slowly, or who leak urine when they cough, laugh, or jump. This is common after having a baby and after menopause.

Bladder leaks, especially after having a baby

Leak when you cough, laugh, sneeze, or jump? It is very common after delivery. Childbirth can stretch the tissue and nerves that help hold your urethra closed, and low estrogen thins them.

The O-Shot works on that area too. In a small 2023 study of 50 women with stress leaks, 32% who got PRP reported being cured, compared with 4% who got a placebo. No side effects were seen. More research is coming.

We start with your hormones

Low estrogen makes the same tissue thin and dry. At your consult, we check hormones first, so the O-Shot works on tissue that is supported.

Your visit

Numbing cream, a regular blood draw, and shots that take a few minutes. Most visits take under an hour. Many women notice a change within days to a few weeks, and the tissue keeps building for about three months.

Does the O-Shot work?

A 2026 study of 52 women compared the O-Shot to a saline shot. About 7 in 10 women who got the O-Shot said their sex life improved after six weeks. About 4 in 10 said so after the saline shot. There were no serious side effects. The study was small, and bigger ones are on the way.

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