Pelvic Floor Stimulator

Biofeedback

Pneumatic2 Modes

Muscle Levelinput:
output:XFT-0010CK XFT is the proprietor of the Pelvic Muscle Trainer, a novel innovation. The pneumatic principle and biofeedback technology are implemented in this device. It has the potential to assist and direct females in the safe and effective execution of pelvic muscle exercises (Kegel exercises). This can result in improved bladder control, the prevention of pelvic organ relaxation, the enhancement of intimacy, and the resolution of issues that contribute to female sexual dysfunctions, such as muscle relaxation or painful spasms. Additionally, it can alleviate symptoms of stress and urge incontinence. The device also includes a biofeedback system that offers real-time feedback on the strength and duration of contractions, thereby enabling users to optimize their workout and achieve the best possible results.input:
output:Features and Functions

Utilize biofeedback and pneumatic technology to facilitate the execution of Kegel exercises that are both rapid and effective.

Utilizes automatic inflation and deflation, rendering it simpler to operate.

The digital pressure gauge will display the real-time pressure value in millibars, which is more precise.

There is no voice prompt; instead, a discreet "Beep" prompt is used to indicate when to contract and when to relax. This eliminates the need for users to maintain their gaze on the screen during exercises.

The "Train" and "Free" modes are integrated to assist in the assessment and monitoring of your progress on a weekly basis. The "Train" mode provides a pelvic muscle strength level upon completion of the training session, which serves to motivate you to enhance your performance and monitor your progress.

Flexible Medical Grade Silicone Sensor for Training in Multiple Positions (Sitting, Lying, and Standing).input:
output:Comprehension of the Pelvic Muscles

The muscular fibers of the levator ani, the coccygeus, and the associated connective tissue that span the area beneath the pelvis are collectively referred to as the Pelvic Floor Muscle.