O-Shot: Are there any side effects?

Immediate side effects, lasting up to several days, include 1) spotting, 2) swelling, and 3) hypersensitivity to sexual stimulation.Longer term effects include 1) increased moisture and 2) increased sensitivty

The O-Shot's adverse side effects include. Some women have complained of spotting, pinching or pain during the injection, and urgent or more frequent urination. According to reports, these adverse effects are temporary and they may last up to three weeks while the PRP rejuvenates.

The O-Shot is a minimally invasive procedure that requires no downtime and uses your body’s own platelet-rich plasma (PRP) to promote tissue regeneration, making it a safe and natural option for vaginal rejuvenation. While the treatment is generally well-tolerated, it’s important to discuss any potential risks with your provider before undergoing the procedure.

Side effects of O-Shot are extremely rare. Most commonly you'll experience minor discomfort in the injection site, increased wetness, sensitivity and a significant increase in sexual arousal. If anything becomes a burden or very out of character, consult your provider. Again, most cases, O-shot has no down side.

Dear patient.
O shot is a safe procedure and if it is done by a certified provider who follows all the rules and aseptic procedure you will be fine.
If you are concerned about the injection then you can try Cliovana which is no a needle procedure and the results are the same as Oshot.
Good luck and best of health

Hi! The O shot is an amazing treatment that packs big results and no downtime. You can have intimacy the same night if you like after having an O shot by itself. The area of treatment may be a little sore since you had injections in two areas but there is literally no downtime. Now you will see a list of possible complications when you read your consent sheet, because it is the responsibility of the provider to fully inform you of any risk, but in the 8 years that we have provided this treatment, I have never seen one patient have any nefarious effects. Occasionally we will have to repeat the O shot for a patient that did not get any results but even that is rare. I hope that helps.

Hi! That's great question. O shot is a very low risk procedure. Your own blood is used so there is very low risk of an allergic reaction. The needles used are very small so there is little potential for any damage there. Best of luck! 

Thanks for your question. O shot is a very low risk procedure. Your own blood is used so there is very little risk of an allergic reaction. The needles are very small so there is little potential for any damage there. Good luck! 

Side effects are generally related to the injection which are mild pain and swelling.  It is generally very well tolerated with no downtime.

The O-Shot involves two simple injections of your own PRP activated with natural calcium chloride.  One is given at the base of the clitoris and the other into the anterior vaginal wall.  The needles used for these injections are very small.  As such, while bleeding and bruising are possible complications, these occur rarely although patients taking anticoagulants and Omega-3 are at some degree of higher risk for bleeding.  There is also a theoretical risk of urinary tract injection although i have not yet seen one in my practice. The most likely "adverse" outcome is excessive lubrication with sexual arousal.