Mother says ‘vampire vagina treatment’ transformed her life after giving birth

Holly Patrick

June 25, 2024 at 3:47 p.m.

A mother-of-three who struggled with low libido, incontinence, and a lack of sexual confidence has credited a “vampire vagina” treatment with transforming her life.

Gina Sigobodhla appeared on This Morning on Tuesday, 25 June, to share her story of undergoing the procedure, which involved injecting her own blood into her vagina.

Dr Sarah Jenkins explained that the treatment involves using tiny needles to inject platelet-rich plasma, from the patient’s own blood, into the clitoris and around the vulva to rejeuvenate the skin.

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