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Infection is very unlikely with proper cleaning and care of your uresta® pessary. Follow your healthcare professional’s advice. You should remove your uresta® pessary and see your doctor if you experience a discharge that is greenish in colour and extremely foul-smelling, or discharge that is watery and fishy-smelling.
