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Pelvic Floor Stimulation | Pelvic Floor Therapy System

Why Patients Need Pelvic Floor Therapy System

When normal and regular measures fail to improve urinary leakage in women with urge incontinence, Pelvic floor therapy system can be the next step. Studies have shown that pelvic stimulation is effective for the majority of the women with urge incontinence or bladder spasm.
Pelvic stimulators help a woman to perform physical therapy(PT) in the privacy of her own home.
Pelvic floor stimulation devices are embedded with electronic sensors that help to strengthen pelvic floor muscles, thus providing patients more control over bladder functions. 

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Symptoms of Pelvic Floor Dysfunction:

Are you experiencing some of the following symptoms: abdominal cramping, vaginal discharge, pain during urination, pain during intercourse, urinary incontinence, or constipation? If you answered yes to any of these symptoms, it is possible that you have pelvic floor dysfunction. In women, pelvic floor dysfunction is often caused by childbirth and age-related physical changes. Pelvic floor dysfunction affects both men and women and can be caused by a variety of factors. This type of dysfunction can be caused by a number of things, including childbirth, aging, and obesity. Pelvic floor therapy is designed to help people regain strength and function in the pelvic floor muscles.

What is Pelvic Floor Therapy?

Pelvic floor therapy is a type of physical therapy that helps to improve the function of the pelvic floor muscles. These muscles support the bladder, uterus, and bowel and play a role in sexual function. Pelvic floor therapy may be recommended for people who have problems such as urinary or bowel incontinence, pelvic pain, or sexual dysfunction.

There are many benefits of pelvic floor therapy. Some of the most common benefits include: improved bladder control, improved bowel control, improved sexual function, and improved quality of life.

Does Pelvic Floor Therapy Work?

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There are a number of ways that pelvic floor therapy can work. One common approach is to help people learn how to properly activate and use the pelvic floor muscles. This can be done with the help of a therapist or through exercises that can be done at home. Another approach is to use physical therapy techniques, such as massage and stretching, to help improve muscle function and reduce tension. importance of Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy

When do doctors suggest pelvic stimulation?

When a person suffers from incontinence due to different reasons including infections or cancer and medications are ineffective and are not well tolerated by patients, doctors can recommend pelvic floor stimulation for such patients. Mostly pelvic stimulations have no side effects and are easy to use. Even women in their 90s can use it effectively.

About pelvic stimulators

There are different varieties of pelvic stimulators according to a variety of needs and vaginal sizes.

❏ One model to relax the detrusor bladder muscle
❏ Differently designed stimulator to treat mixed leakage
❏ Another model to treat fecal and urinary incontinence
❏ Next model to treat bladder spasm

All stimulators require custom fittings by health specialists. Many patients get immediate benefit after using pelvic stimulators but some patients may need to use it for a longer time period. One of the best benefits of a pelvic floor stimulator is that it is easy to use and it is very cost-effective.

Different methods to stimulate the pelvic floor

Electrical stimulators

Electrical stimulators use a mild current to treat overactive bladder. Under this method, a small electrode is inserted inside a vagina or rectum. And the electrode is used to deliver a small amount of electric current that helps pelvic muscles to contract. The currents are set at different strengths and time intervals.

The electrical stimulation therapy can be done at the convenience of home or even at the doctor’s clinic.

Another form of electrical stimulation is sacral nerve stimulation, under which, a wire with a small electrode tip is implanted inside the patient’s body in such a way that the tip is near the sacral nerves in the lower spine. There’s a device at the end of the wire, that generates a small amount of electrical impulses. These impulses activate the sacral nerve, which in turn helps to control the bladder function.

Magnetic stimulators

It works similar to the electrical stimulator, but a pulse magnetic field is used to activate the pelvic floor muscle instead of an electric current. Magnetic stimulation involves a device named, neo control under which, the patient has to sit in a chair that sends magnetic pulses to the body.

Vaginal cones

Vaginal cones are small plastic cones, that are placed in the vagina. The idea of using these vaginal cones is to use the pelvic floor muscle to keep the cone in place. These cones come in different shapes and weights and are very effective for the treatment of bladder spasm.

It might take some trial and error to find the best treatment for overactive bladder(OAB) but electrical stimulation devices have worked like a miracle for millions of patients around the world. So patients should talk to their doctors about various treatments available for overactive bladder and incontinence.

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