Electrostimulation of the kegel muscles

How does electrostimulation treatment work on the pelvic floor muscles?

Pelvic floor muscle training increases comfort and quality of life for patients with weakened muscles in this area. The causes of pelvic floor muscle weakness can be pregnancy, abdominal surgery and scarring, poor posture, lack of adequate physical activity, smoking, obesity and advanced age, but also intensive training.

Kegel muscle electrostimulation treatment uses an electromagnetic field that flows through the body to stimulate neurons. The advanced HIFEM electromagnetic technology inducing supramaximal contractions strengthens, but also relaxes the pelvic floor muscles accordingly. This allows musculo-nervous control to be restored in this area. Electrostimulation works in a similar way to exercise with the difference that it is effortless on your part!

Pelvic floor muscles in women

Strengthening the pelvic floor muscles in women makes childbirth easier and speeds up recovery after the birth of the baby. In addition, strong Kegel muscles increase sexual satisfaction. Weakened pelvic floor muscles can contribute to stress urinary incontinence.

Pelvic floor muscles in men

Kegel muscles, contrary to popular belief, should not only be exercised by women, but also by men. Trained pelvic floor muscles guarantee a more intense and pleasurable experience during sexual intercourse, as well as prolonging intercourse and enhancing orgasm. Importantly, regular exercise of the pelvic floor muscles also protects against some male disorders. Thanks to the Kegel muscles, men can move the penis during erection. Few people are aware that weak Kegel muscles can cause many problems.

What does the treatment look like?

Electrostimulation of the pelvic floor muscles takes place in clothing. You sit comfortably on the training seat for 30 minutes while the machine does all the work for you. The treatment is quick and painless. 6 to 10 sessions are enough to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles. With a series of treatments, the pelvic floor muscles recover quickly.

Indications for Kegel muscle electrostimulation treatment:

– Urinary incontinence in women and men,
– Lack of sexual satisfaction and low libido,
– Prostate diseases,
– Vaginal relaxation syndrome (VRS) and postpartum vaginal relaxation,
– Premature ejaculation problem or as a treatment for men wishing to increase sperm count,
– In women planning to become pregnant, after childbirth and during menopause,
– Prevention.