FAQ

Use the lubricant, this isn't supplied just to help make insertion easier, it also helps with the conductivity. The better conductivity, the more the muscle will be exercised and the more level's you'll be able to achieve.
If you are menopausal you could be suffering from vaginal atrophy, this causes vaginal dryness, thinning of the vaginal membrane and great discomfort.
If the lubricant does not help, your Doctor can prescribe a course of oestrogen cream, use this for the recommended time, and then re commence using the pelvic muscle trainer. Remember the pelvic floor needs to be exercised, do not be put off by vaginal atrophy, there are easy solutions for all women to overcome this painful condition.

Mild: Incontinence occurs when coughing or sneezing without the use of a urine pad.
Moderate: Incontinence occurs during daily activities such as running, jumping, and brisk walking, requiring the use of a urine pad.
Severe: Incontinence occurs when mild activity and supine position changes, requiring the use of a urine pad.

Please use the accessories provided by our company. Using other non-standard accessories of our company may reduce the minimum safety. If the accessories are damaged or reach the end of their life and cannot be used normally, please contact our customer service. For contact information, see this page manual.

When patients perform Kegel training, they need to contract the vagina, but many patients do not contract, often contracting the abdominal muscles, resulting in inaccurate collection values.
Therefore, we need to collect the EMG information of the two parts and use the EMG signal of the abdomen as the ratio. When the abdominal signal is larger than the vaginal EMG signal, it can indicate the wrong part of the patient's muscle contraction, and it needs to be adjusted to contract the vagina rather than the abdominal muscles.

No, the intensity of electrical stimulation treatment should be appropriate, and the adjustment to the appropriate intensity will have a good repair effect. Electrical stimulation intensity is too high easy to cause pelvic floor muscle tension, pain and other discomfort. Intensity adjustment standards are divided into two kinds: if it is pain, urine leakage, frequent urination urgent patients, intensity adjustment to slightly feel can be; If it is a relaxed, prolapsed patient intensity adjustment to comfortable tolerance without pain is appropriate.

Clinical guidelines advise against using any SUM machines vaginally during pregnancy.

The vaginal probe needs to be inserted just 2 inches (5.5 cm) this is the optimum level to stimulate the pelvic floor muscle.

Use the lubricant, this isn't supplied just to help make insertion easier, it also helps with the conductivity. The better conductivity, the more the muscle will be exercised and the more level's you'll be able to achieve.
If you are menopausal you could be suffering from vaginal atrophy, this causes vaginal dryness, thinning of the vaginal membrane and great discomfort.
If the lubricant does not help, your Doctor can prescribe a course of oestrogen cream, use this for the recommended time, and then re commence using the pelvic muscle trainer. Remember the pelvic floor needs to be exercised, do not be put off by vaginal atrophy, there are easy solutions for all women to overcome this painful condition.

The function of pelvic floor muscle biofeedback is to transform the activity signals of pelvic floor muscle groups that are not easy to observe into graphic or phonetic forms that we can directly observe, which helps to strengthen our movement control of the pelvic floor muscle training process. Many mothers in the process of delivery pelvic floor muscle muscle or nerve damage, the pelvic floor muscle movement sensation and contraction ability decreased significantly, so the brain needs to rebuild the perception of pelvic floor muscle movement, it is recommended that all mothers after delivery pelvic floor muscle biofeedback training.

Please use the accessories provided by our company. Using other non-standard accessories of our company may reduce the minimum safety. If the accessories are damaged or reach the end of their life and cannot be used normally, please contact our customer service. For contact information, see this page manual.

Yes, all of the Conductive Garments have the same industry-standard 2mm pin or 3.5mm button-style connection for where the lead wires plug into, just like all of the more traditional self-adhesive electrodes, and so they will work just fine with 99% of the devices that we carry.

For best results use all conductive garments with either conductive gel or spray, sold separately. When using conductive gel, apply gel generously to hands, feet, or other area to be treated before wearing the garment. When using conductive spray, generously saturate the fabric of the conductive garment before wearing.

Conductive garments are intended for use/reuse by a single user. They are for treatment purposes only and should not be worn throughout the day like a traditional glove or sock would be.

Hand wash in cold water only with detergent designed specifically for delicate fabrics only when absolutely necessary. Never use any laundry detergent that employs an oxidization cleaning process. Brands such as OxiClean will destroy the silver thread, rendering the garment useless. Reshape garments and lay flat to air dry. Never use a dryer or artificial heat.

Replace the electrode pads when they no longer stick to your skin or when they become worn or damaged. The frequency of replacement will depend on your usage and care of the pads.

Clean the electrode pads with a damp cloth after each use. Do not use alcohol or other harsh chemicals on the pads, as this may damage them.

No, it is not suitable for pregnant women and hypertension patients. It is also not safe for people with pacemakers.

Each pad can be used around 25-35 times.

Do not put electrodes in contact with injured skin and scars.
Do not place electrodes in front of or behind the heart, as using electrodes close to the chest increases the risk of cardiac fibrillation.
If the patient's skin breaks or burns, stop using the electrodes immediately.
If there is any detergent, oil or cosmetics on the skin, the electrodes must not stick to the skin. Wash with soap or warm water and dry your skin thoroughly before connecting the electrodes.
Insert the electrode cable fully and firmly into the electrode until the metal part is completely covered.
Put the electrode away from where it sits or on the skin, grasp the end of the electrode with your fingertips and remove it gently without pulling on the cable.
Electrodes should be in close and uniform contact with the skin.
After using the electrode, please return it to the place where it was placed and store it under normal room temperature conditions.
When the electrode loses its viscosity due to a long time, please replace it with a new one.
If you have any questions before use or during use, it is recommended to consult a doctor.
Can only be used repeatedly by the same patient.

The following conditions are prohibited.
1) Patients with malignant tumors;
2) Menstruation or pregnant women;
3) Patients with heart disease;
4) No skin touch or skin abnormalities;
5) Abnormally high blood pressure;
6) Do not use in the heart, head, face, mouth or vagina, skin diseases and other parts.

Yes. The Mirena is plastic so not problems there. An IUD contains copper which is unaffected by the pelvic muscle trainer and SUM so no problems there either.

There are no problems with this, however if you are at the peak of your period and flow is heavy you may prefer not to. Many users have reported it helps with menstrual cramps too. Here in the office we tend to use it on lighter flow days. Rinse the probe in warm water and towel dry, the probe can be sterilized using a mild sterilizing solution if necessary, do not immerse the connectors at the ends of the leads in water, do not boil (it will cause the plastic to crack).

Clinical guidelines advise against using any SUM machines vaginally during pregnancy.

The vaginal probe needs to be inserted just 2 inches (5.5 cm) this is the optimum level to stimulate the pelvic floor muscle.

While the program goes through its preset routine the pulse width and pulse length varies, when the pulse rate and length increase the level's drop so that the intensity does not take you by surprise, the level's can again be increased. So if you feel a decrease in intensity increase the level's back up to a comfortable level.

Consult with your Midwife or Doctor. Generally women feel happy to start after a successful six week check-up.

Consulting your Doctor or Consultant, every case is different, but the pelvic muscle trainer could help to speed recovery. Stress Incontinence, and prolapse is usually a sign of a weak pelvic floor, so if you have had an operation to help with either of these conditions you will still need to strengthen it. The pelvic muscle trainer is ideal, but check with your Doctor or physiotherapist.

Use the lubricant, this isn't supplied just to help make insertion easier, it also helps with the conductivity. The better conductivity, the more the muscle will be exercised and the more level's you'll be able to achieve.
If you are menopausal you could be suffering from vaginal atrophy, this causes vaginal dryness, thinning of the vaginal membrane and great discomfort.
If the lubricant does not help, your Doctor can prescribe a course of oestrogen cream, use this for the recommended time, and then re commence using the pelvic muscle trainer. Remember the pelvic floor needs to be exercised, do not be put off by vaginal atrophy, there are easy solutions for all women to overcome this painful condition.

Simply rinse the insertable part under the tap, keeping the wires dry at all times. Do not boil the probe. It can be disfection with alcohol.
If you want to use the same probe vaginally this is fine, but always clean the probe thoroughly.

With normal using, your probe should last between 12-18 months. We recommend you replace it after this time to keep getting the maximum results from your pelvic muscle trainer. We recommend you take care with the leads and wires of the probe don't bend them in two, or tie them up, this could cause wire damage and stop the probe working effectively. When inserting and removing the probe always hold the base of the probe, not the wires, especially when removing the probe. If you pull the wires instead of the probe base, you can damage the wires. We always offer a range of different probes for all uses.

Use the lubricant, this isn't supplied just to help make insertion easier, it also helps with the conductivity. The better conductivity, the more the muscle will be exercised and the more level's you'll be able to achieve.
If you are menopausal you could be suffering from vaginal atrophy, this causes vaginal dryness, thinning of the vaginal membrane and great discomfort.
If the lubricant does not help, your Doctor can prescribe a course of oestrogen cream, use this for the recommended time, and then re commence using the pelvic muscle trainer. Remember the pelvic floor needs to be exercised, do not be put off by vaginal atrophy, there are easy solutions for all women to overcome this painful condition.

Both the vaginal probe and rectal probe are for treatment of urinary incontinence. Rectal probes are suitable for female and male patients. Female patients should choose a vaginal probe unless there are contraindications preventing its use. Patients should choose the diameter of the probe based on how narrow the vagina or anus is. Women with vaginal atrophy should use the most narrow probe or choose a rectal probe. Persons with vaginal and rectal laxity should choose a larger probe for ease of retention. Please choose the size that best fits your needs. The diameter of the probe please refer to the Model Differences Table.

Simply rinse the insertable part under the tap, keeping the wires dry at all times. Do not boil the probe. It can be disfection with alcohol.
If you want to use the same probe vaginally this is fine, but always clean the probe thoroughly.

The probe is constructed of stainless steel, acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS), and polyvinyl chloride (PVC). Among them, stainless steel is the conductive metal electrode, ABS plastic is used for molding, and PVC is the probe lead wire material.

The probes need to be used with our company's pelvic floor trainers. All of our pelvic floor trainers are certified as medical devices, and the probes are also certified as medical devices when sold separately. The probes have obtained biocompatibility verification, life verification, drop test verification, waterproof verification and aging verification, which can meet the requirements of use.

With normal using, your probe should last between 12-18 months. We recommend you replace it after this time to keep getting the maximum results from your pelvic muscle trainer. We recommend you take care with the leads and wires of the probe don't bend them in two, or tie them up, this could cause wire damage and stop the probe working effectively. When inserting and removing the probe always hold the base of the probe, not the wires, especially when removing the probe. If you pull the wires instead of the probe base, you can damage the wires. We always offer a range of different probes for all uses.

Electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) is a type of electrotherapy that stimulates a muscle contraction using electrical impulses in order strengthen weak muscles, build muscle bulk, reduce the signs of ageing, reduce swelling, relieve pain and help heal wounds.

Use self-adhesive electrodes, which are practical and improve the quality of stimulation. If used with care, they will last for 25-30 applications. The electrodes should be replaced when they have no longer a good connection with the skin.

In the user manual, there will usually be a comprehensive electrode placement guide (there is no need to respect the polarity indication). Patients can also attach electrodes to sore areas, or to muscle areas that need training. If necessary, consult your therapist.

It is very unlikely that electrostimulation damages muscles. In this case it is important to increase intensity gradually while observing the muscle behavior and avoiding to keep the limb completely outstretched. In case of doubt, please contact a specialist.

Electrostimulation may interfere in some way with menstruation, causing anticipation, delay, accentuation or reduction of the cycle; however, these effects are subjective and highly variable. It is recommended to avoid treatments in the abdominal zone during menstruation cycle and immediately before or after it.

Until now, no collateral effects regarding lactation have been observed. Nonetheless, during lactation, it is recommended not to stimulate the thoracic region.

Yes, do not treat areas affected by dermatological diseases.

Aesthetic results of electrostimulation are always subjective. For Toning program,with a regular program of 3-4 sessions per week, a noticeable result may be observed after 15 days. For Lipolysis and Drainage programs, 40 days of treatment are necessary. Results are obtained more quickly if treatments are combined with good physical activity and a correct life style.

For physical training, consult the technical guide. For fitness and aesthetics programs, the number of sessions depends on the type of treatment: 3-4 sessions per week on alternate days are suggested for toning; daily treatments are permitted for Lipolysis and Drainage programs.

High-frequency sound waves are used in ultrasound therapy to penetrate deep into tissue and promote healing. A transducer is coated with gel, and sound waves are directed at the affected area. These waves produce various frequencies, which vibrate or heat the damaged tissue. Vibrations cause tiny bubbles in the surrounding fluid, increasing blood flow and oxygenation to the area and reducing inflammation. Heating also aids in the relief of pain and muscle spasms. The duration and frequency of treatment are determined by the condition and the patient's response.

Yes, it is possible to use ultrasound therapy at home. Smaller portable units are designed for home use and can be operated by the patient or a caregiver.

Ultrasound therapy is generally considered safe for most people when used as directed. It is a non-invasive procedure that promotes healing and reduces pain using sound waves. It does not employ ionizing radiation, and the energy levels are significantly lower than those utilized in diagnostic ultrasound imaging.

Certain individuals should not use ultrasound therapy under some conditions. Contraindications for ultrasound therapy include the following.
Pregnancy.
Metal Implants.
Active Infection.
Malignant Tissues.