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The pelvic floor muscles are like a trampoline, referring to the collective name of the muscle group located at the bottom of the pelvis. They connect the sacrum and the coccyx, surrounding the openings of the urethra, vagina, and anus. They support the small intestine, large intestine, bladder, female reproductive organs, and the prostate gland in men. They also wrap around the urethra, anus, and vagina, while also working in conjunction with the bladder, intestines, and sexual functions. The pelvic floor muscles are closely related to sexual functions and urinary functions.
As we age or due to lack of exercise, pelvic floor muscles can become loose and weakened. When the pelvic floor muscles become loose, the organs inside the pelvis such as the bladder, urethra, cervix, large intestine, and small intestine will begin to sag, leading to various degrees of impact, such as frequent urination, urinary leakage, and other embarrassing issues. These conditions can severely affect daily life, and if left unattended, can lead to damage to the bladder, urethra, or rectum, and even sexual dysfunction. In severe cases, there can be symptoms such as fecal incontinence, prolapse of the vagina or uterus, and even social withdrawal due to embarrassment. Over time, this can have negative effects on both the body and the mind.
New Pelvic Floor Strengthening SolutionTraditional methods of pelvic floor muscle training include Kegel exercises, which involve repetitively contracting a specific portion of the pelvic floor muscles to help alleviate issues such as urinary incontinence. These exercises are also believed to benefit women by treating vaginal prolapse and preventing uterine prolapse. However, traditional methods may not yield immediate improvements, especially when aging is a factor, making it difficult to fully recover without surgical intervention.
Alternative non-surgical treatments, such as electrical stimulation and biofeedback therapy, can help strengthen pelvic floor muscles. Still, these methods often require a significant amount of time to achieve optimal results. Moreover, electrical stimulation is only suitable for female patients, as it requires disrobing and inserting electrodes in specific locations, which can be inconvenient. Thus, these older methods are becoming outdated.
BTL EMSELLA offers a breakthrough, convenient and simple solution for women, and even men, who wish to fight for incontinence, improve intimate health or prevent pelvic organ prolapse. It is a Non-invasive and non-surgical treatment, you will experience tingling and pelvic floor muscles’ contractions during the procedure; there will be no recovery or downtime needed which means you may resume daily activities immediately after the treat; and you will remain fully clothed during treatment. Scientific research has shown that 95% of treated patients reported significant improvement in their quality of life.
Many people believe that pelvic floor muscle weakness is a natural consequence of childbirth and obesity causing muscle laxity. However, recent studies have discovered that nearly 25% of women aged 20 to 29 without childbirth experience or obesity face urinary incontinence due to weakened pelvic floor muscles. Therefore, it is crucial to pay attention to early signs of pelvic floor muscle weakness. When experiencing symptoms such as frequent urination or urinary incontinence, it is essential to address and identify the cause and seek early treatment to prevent further complications.
Weakened pelvic floor muscles can lead to vaginal laxity and other issues, with the most direct impact being decreased sexual satisfaction. Urinary incontinence can also result in hygiene and domestic or social inconveniences for the affected individual. By strengthening the pelvic floor muscles, the following benefits can be achieved :
If you are like most men, you may not have given much thought to your pelvic floor muscles. This is because you might think that strengthening pelvic floor muscles is only important for women. However, this is not the case, as pelvic floor muscles are equally important for men to maintain and strengthen, just as they do for other parts of the body.
The benefits of strengthening pelvic floor muscles for men, both physically and mentally, include：
⚆ A 28-minute session effectively stimulates pelvic floor muscles to perform over tens of thousands of intense muscle contractions
⚆ The results surpass those of traditional Kegel pelvic floor exercises
⚆ Suitable for both men and women
⚆ No need for medication or surgery, with no scarring or pain involved
⚆ Treatment can be performed with clothes on, offering a convenient, comfortable, and efficient solution
⚆ No downtime; results are noticeable within a few weeks, significantly improving one’s quality of life
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