Sensatone Digital Compact Pelvic Floor Stimulator - Treats stress, urge, and mixed incontinence with 4 modes

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SensaTone for Men is a digital electric pelvic floor stimulator that treats stree, urge and mixed incontinence. Electric muscle stimulation has been used effectively for many decades in muscle rehabilitation. Incontinence is amongst conditions, which respond very well to electric muscle stimulation. SensaTone effortlessly stimulates your pelvic floor muscles, performing effortless pelvic floor exercises for you, giving you strong pelvic floor muscles for lifelong continence and great sexual sensitivity. SensaTone treats stress, urge and mixed incontinence effectively, safely and effortlessly! During pregnancy, your pelvic floor works overtime to support your ever-changing weight, while the hormone relaxin softens and stretches the muscles, ligaments and tendons surrounding your baby to make space for a safe delivery. This can lead to a weak pelvic floor, which can sometimes last for months or even years after giving birth. Many women of all ages experience mixed incontinence - a mixture of stress incontinence and urge incontinence. SensaTone PFS can help you develop strong pelvic floor muscles and help you prevent or reduce your incontinence problems. It is never to late to commence your pelvic floor strengthening efforts! Using SensaTone PFS Ideally you want to repeat these exercises three times a day. Aim for three sets of 10 to 15 repetitions per day.

SensaTone's Mode B is effective in reducing the symptoms of stress incontinence. You should treat yourself once daily for 30 minutes as pre-set or at least every other day, depending on severity of your urinary leaks. You can adjust the strength of the signal to your own personal preference. Improvements come slowly with build up of the pelvic floor muscle fibres and increase in nerve sensitivity. Achieving significant improvements may take up to 2 months. SensaTONE for Men is an ultra-simple, yet powerful digital Pelvic Floor Stimulator (PFS). This compact, stylish unit has been designed for use by men of all ages to help strengthen pelvic floor muscles and to treat incontinence. Product InformationSensaTone is an ultra simple and light. but powerful pelvic floor stimulator. SensaTone PFS is compact and stylish and designed for use by women of all ages. SensaTone Pelvic Floor Stimulator exercises and strengthens pelvic floor muscles. helping to prevent or treat incontinence. whilst also helping to increase sexual sensitivity. Pelvic floor muscles are just the same as all other muscles in your body. The more you exercise them. the stronger they become. SensaTone Pelvic Floor Stimulator performs pelvic floor exercises for you and effortlessly works out your pelvic floor muscles for optimum strength. When your pelvic floor muscles become stronger. you will enjoy all the benefits of healthy and fit pelvic floor. Women with strong pelvic floor have greater control over their bladder as well as increased vaginal tone and greater sensation during sexual activity. A Pelvic Floor Stimulator (PFS) can NOT be used during pregnancy but you can use it from 12 weeks after the birth. I’d recommend the TensCare iTouch Sure. I don’t use it all the time but it’s made the world of difference so now I just have to do top-up sessions. The electrical impulses tighten your muscles without any effort and you control the strength of the current. I do Kegel exercises between each pulse so it’s a good workout.” (Rated by Mumsnet user tsonlyme )What is PFS? Pelvic Floor Stimulation is a method of strengthening your pelvic floor muscles. It passes mild electrical pulses via an internal anal probe to contract and relax the pelvic floor muscles. SensaTone for Men is simple to use. It is a battery powered stimulator to be used with an anal sensor Anuform (provided with the device). You will find simple instructions on Anuform insertion in your user manual. SensaTone for Men Technical Specifications Healthy, fit and strong pelvic floor is important to men and women. Weak pelvic floor can give rise to many unpleasant health conditions and lead to deterioration in quality of life. It is important to be aware of your pelvic floor and seek guidance on how to maintain its optimum status for the duration of life. Use of pelvic floor training devices, such as the evoStim UG, evoStim P, IntelliSTIM-UG, Nu-Tek Levator Mini, SensaTone for Women , SensaTone for Men may be recommended. As many as 1 in 7 men experience some kind of incontinence during lifetime. Thought incontinence is not life immediately threatening, it is deeply embarrassing, distressing and depressing problem. If the symptoms persist for a long time, loss of confidence and social isolation frequently follow. How can SensaTone for Men help male incontinence suffers?

But it’s not all bad news. The pelvic floor is flexible and responsive to exercise, meaning that it can return to its former glory with a combination of pelvic floor exercises (or Kegels) and the right pelvic floor trainers. What is a pelvic floor trainer? Studies show that pelvic floor muscle training is an effective treatment option for urinary incontinence amongst women aged between 40 and 85 years old. Committing to just five minutes of pelvic floor exercises a day can make a huge difference. How to train your pelvic floor muscles Stress incontinence is a leakage of urine, which occurs when you sneeze, cough, laugh, run or exercise. You can treat stress incontinence on Mode B for 30 minutes once a day or every other day, depending on how severe your symptoms are. Please note that when treating stress incontinence, improvements are achieved slowly, because building up muscles and nerve sensitivity can take a long time (i.e. up to 2 months). Be patient and perform your treatments regularly as recommended. Bear in mind that, with this device, you’ll feel a range of different sensations depending on the programme you choose. For instance, users report feeling a pulling and lifting sensation with the Stress programme, versus a tingling, massaging sensation with the Urge programme. Urge incontinence' is another common type of urinary incontinence in women. Urge incontinence simply means that urine leaks suddenly and uncontrollably. Often you urinate before you are in the toilet as it happens almost immediately after you felt the urgency to urinate. You simply cannot reach the toilet on time! Urge incontinence is often referred to as 'overactive bladder'. Again, pelvic floor muscles play an important role in bladder training. SensaTone can help you train your pelvic floor muscle effortlessly to reduce the symptoms of urge incontinence!This is the simplest way to make a pelvic floor contraction more dynamic while incorporating surrounding structures into the move. All the pelvic floor trainers on our list are designed to help you master Kegels without much effort. Do pelvic floor trainers really work? Like all other muscles in your body, the more you stimulate them, the stronger they become. Men with strong pelvic floor muscles enjoy greater bladder control. SensaTone Pelvic Floor Stimulator - user friendly companion for an easy pelvic floor workout and a strong pelvic floor!

It is estimated that one in every seven man experience some form of incontinence during their lifetime. Incontinence can strike at any age, burdening younger and older men and reducing their quality of life. The Bodyotics Deluxe Kegel Weighted Exercise Balls are ideal to use before and after pregnancy because they not only help to prevent both urge and stress incontinence as well as prolapse, they’re also effective at strengthening the pelvic floor area for childbirth too. There is no recommended treatment time for Mode D and you can apply it at your own discretion. However, it is suggested that you do not apply this mode for longer than 15 - 30 minutes per day.I used to suffer terribly with incontinence, particularly running downhill on roads, but I've just about fixed the problem with the Bodyotics weighted balls. They come with full instructions and exercises to do. They’ve been absolute miracle workers for me - I no longer panic in races that I'm going to have urine running down my legs.” (Used and recommended by Mumsnet user Fellrunner85) Our verdict