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Experience the Pelvic Chair treatment, an innovative, non-invasive, and painless solution. Strengthen your pelvic floor with the expert care at Pueblo Spa, which has already helped thousands feel better.
What is the pelvic floor chair and how does it work?
The pelvic floor is an important muscle group that supports the pelvic organs, and weakening it can lead to issues like urinary incontinence. The pelvic floor chair, also called an electromagnetic chair, is an innovative, non-invasive device that strengthens these muscles without physical effort or having to remove clothing. This medical device is a great way to improve overall well-being for both men and women. Learn how it can help you regain control and confidence in your daily life.
How does the pelvic floor chair work?
The chair emits high-intensity, focused electromagnetic waves that trigger deep muscle contractions – similar to what would happen if you did hundreds of Kegel exercises in just a few minutes.
But it has an even bigger advantage: these contractions are more effective and reach muscle areas that are usually hard to activate, even in people who have little strength or control in this area.
Each session lasts between 20 and 30 minutes, and during that time, the patient just sits in the chair, fully clothed and relaxed, while the technology does its work. It might seem almost magical, but it's backed by clinical research and scientific evidence showing its positive effects.
Who can benefit from the pelvic floor chair?
Before you begin, a medical professional will check if this treatment is suitable for you. The chair works deeply and precisely on the muscles of the pelvic area, making it a very useful tool for people of different ages and in various situations, especially:
Women in the time after giving birth
After pregnancy and childbirth, the pelvic floor muscles can be weakened. The stool helps to speed up recovery without any physical effort or exercises, which are usually hard to do correctly at this time.
Women in menopause or perimenopause
With the drop in estrogen, the tissues of the pelvic floor lose strength, which can cause small leaks of urine, a feeling of 'sagging,' or discomfort in intimate moments. Stool exercises help rebuild muscle strength and improve control in this area.
Older people with weakness in the pelvic floor
As we get older, muscle mass decreases, including in the pelvic floor. This affects both women and men and can lead to urine leakage, trouble fully emptying the bladder, or even small stool leaks.
People with urinary incontinence
Whether it's due to exertion (laughing, coughing, or exercise), urgency (sudden urge to pee), a combination of both, or fecal incontinence – this treatment has proven to be an effective and safe option for anyone who wants to regain control without having to go through surgery or invasive procedures.
People with limited mobility or difficulties with kegels
Many people can't properly tighten their pelvic floor muscles or don't know how to do it. Whether it's due to a lack of connection to this area or physical limitations, the chair does the muscle activation for them and helps regain strength and control.