Savyon AL-SENSE Self-detection of Amniotic Fluid Leakage
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Savyon AL-SENSE Self-detection of Amniotic Fluid Leakage
Are you experiencing unexpected wetness during pregnancy and aren't sure what's causing it? It could be an amniotic fluid leak, urinary incontinence, or normal vaginal discharge. In moments like these, it's important to have a simple and sensitive tool on hand to help you get a quick, indicative answer and greater peace of mind. These panty liners are designed for self-use and let you easily determine the likely cause of the wetness right in the comfort of your own home.
The liner is based on a patented technology that distinguishes between amniotic fluid and urine. It contains a polymer strip that absorbs moisture and changes colour from yellow to green or blue upon detecting amniotic fluid. According to the provided text, this sensitive mechanism reacts even to very small amounts of amniotic fluid and provides a result that is easy to evaluate visually.
How to use
- Use the liner when you feel unexplained wetness
- Attach it to the inside of your underwear just like a regular panty liner
- After feeling wetness, wait 15 minutes and then check the colour
- If you see a blue-green stain, the wetness is highly likely to be caused by an amniotic fluid leak
Key benefits
Continuous monitoring for several hours. Non-invasive and gentle use without medical intervention. Clear evaluation based on the colour change. No complex extra steps, just wait and check the result. Detects even small amounts of amniotic fluid. Approved for home use.
Why it's important to address the situation
According to the provided text, an undiagnosed amniotic fluid leak can pose a risk to both the mother and the baby.
- 30–40% of women suffer from urinary incontinence during pregnancy.
- Premature rupture of membranes occurs in approximately 10% of pregnancies.
- 20% of pregnant women visit the hospital for unexplained wetness with a suspected amniotic fluid leak.
- 50% of these women are sent home after an examination because the amniotic fluid leak is not confirmed.
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In vitro diagnostic medical device. Carefully read the instructions for use and the information on safe use.
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MedNet EC-REP GmbH, Borkstrasse, 10 48163 Münster Germeny, [email protected], +49 251 322 66 64
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