How PelviPower works
How PelviPower works
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PelviPower offers an innovative and convenient method to specifically train the pelvic floor and support bladder control. PelviPower generates magnetic impulses that target the pelvic floor muscles and can be individually tailored to your needs. During a typical session, which takes place in a comfortable sitting position, up to 25,000 muscle contractions are triggered.
PelviPower For Menopausal Women
For menopausal women, PelviPower therapy provides a highly effective and non-invasive solution to some of the most common and often distressing pelvic health issues associated with hormonal decline.
During menopause, decreasing estrogen levels can weaken the pelvic floor muscles and impact bladder control, sexual function, and overall pelvic health. PelviPower addresses these concerns by using targeted magnetic field stimulation to strengthen and re-educate the pelvic floor muscles—all while seated, fully clothed, and without physical effort.
It is particularly beneficial for menopausal women experiencing:
Stress and Urge Incontinence: PelviPower improves muscle tone and control, significantly reducing or even eliminating involuntary urine leakage that occurs with exertion (e.g., coughing or laughing) or sudden urges.
Overactive Bladder Syndrome: By enhancing the coordination of pelvic muscles, PelviPower reduces urgency and frequency, helping restore confidence and control in daily life.
Low Libido and Decreased Sexual Sensation: Stronger pelvic muscles contribute to improved blood flow, nerve sensitivity, and muscular response, which can revitalize sexual desire and enhance sexual satisfaction.
PelviPower For Women
PelviPower means more Strength and vitality for women through pelvic floor training.
Whether it is incontinence, prolapse, loss of libido or back pain, weak pelvic floor muscles are usually the cause of all problems. Pelvipower ensures an efficient and comfortable pelvic floor training.
PelviPower not only strengthens your core but also improves your vitality and confidence.
Pelvic floor training for incontinence in Women
The incidence of moderate to severe urinary incontinence among women ranges between 3% and 17%. The incidence is low in young women and peaks around menopause, with a steady rise there-after into later life and rapidly increases at ages 70 through 80.
Incontinence affects many people and can have a significant impact on everyday life. PelviPower provides a simple, convenient way to strengthen the pelvic floor and improve bladder control. Our deep-acting magnetic field training strengthens the muscles responsible for holding the bladder in place.
Urinary incontinence is the unintentional passing of urine. It's a common problem thought to affect millions of people.
Incontinence may be a result of bladder dysfunction (Urge incontinence), sphincter dysfunction (Stress incontinence), or a combination of both.
Stress incontinence occurs when urine leaks out at times when the bladder is under pressure; for example, during coughing or laughing, while urge (urgency) incontinence occurs when urine leaks after feeling a sudden, intense urge to pee, or soon afterwards.
PelviPower For Men
Despite its crucial role in health and well-being, the importance of strong pelvic floor muscles is usually underestimated by many.
PelviPower not only strengthens your core but also improves your vitality and confidence, provides more stability and brings numerous health benefits. From bladder control to sexual health - men benefit in many ways from a strong pelvic floor.
Weak pelvic floor muscles have many consequences for men, such as incontinence, back pain or erection problems. PelviPower offers you a targeted solution to train your pelvic floor comfortably and effectively. This will strengthen your core, give you more control and help you feel strong and confident again in everyday life.
Pelvic floor training for incontinence in Men
In men, the prevalence of incontinence is much lower than in women, ranging between 3% and 11% overall. the incidence increases with age, but severe incontinence in 70- to 80-year-old men is about half of that in women. Urge incontinence is usually more common in men than stress incontinence. The latter is likely to be attributed to prostate surgery, trauma, or neurological injury. It's also possible to have a mixture of both stress and urge urinary incontinence.
Incontinence affects many people and can have a significant impact on everyday life. PelviPower delivers targeted pelvic floor training in a convenient, non-invasive treatment designed to support bladder control. Our deep-acting magnetic field training strengthens the muscles responsible for holding the bladder in place.
Urinary incontinence is the unintentional passing of urine. It's a common problem thought to affect millions of people.
Incontinence may be a result of bladder dysfunction (Urge incontinence) sphincter dysfunction (Stress incontinence), or a combination of both.
Stress incontinence occurs when urine leaks out at times when the bladder is under pressure; for example, during coughing or laughing, while urge (urgency) incontinence occurs when urine leaks after feeling a sudden, intense urge to pee, or soon afterwards.
Pelvic floor training for a fulfilling sex life
Sexual health is regarded as an integral part of one’s well-being and quality of life in every phase of life. An intact pelvic floor plays a central role in sexual health by promoting blood flow and improving sensation. Hence, weak pelvic floor muscles can impair sexual function and reduce pleasure.
PelviPower provides targeted pelvic floor training to help strengthen muscles and support bladder control.
Pelvic floor training for recovery after childbirth
Damage to pelvic muscles normally heals spontaneously. However, in 10-30 % of mothers, a significant damage lasts and may need intervention.
Timely targeted training with PelviPower strengthens these muscles, speeds recovery and can prevent long term problems such as incontinence and pelvic organs prolapse.
The pelvic floor muscles form a hammock that support the pelvic organs and through which the urethra, vagina and rectum leave the pelvis to the outside.
Pregnancy and childbirth form an enormous challenge to the pelvic floor muscles. The latter are stretched 1.5 to 3 times their normal length during labour at the time the baby passes through. The extent of damage is related to many factors but most importantly the size of the baby, duration of active pushing in labour and whether vacuum or forceps were used or not.
Pelvic floor training for back pain
Back pain is one of the most common health problems of all times affecting all ages of both men and women alike.
It is one of the main reasons for people to miss work or seek medical help. Back pain is one of the main causes of disability worldwide
Treatment options, irrespective of the cause, include exercise, quit smoking and weight reduction. However, building muscle strength and flexibility is considered one of the most effective treatment options.
PelviPower offers an innovative and comfortable method to strengthen the back muscles - through targeted training of the deep muscles of the pelvic floor.