levina Pelvic Floor TENS&NMES

Name: levina 骨盆底肌電刺激器組
Brand: Levina Healthcare
SKU: RS-48P-TW
Price: 11800.0 TWD
Availability: OutOfStock

The probe is inserted into the vagina or anus to stimulate the neuromuscular fibers of the pelvis with electric current, or skin electrodes are placed in the pelvis for stimulation, thereby improving the control of the pelvic floor muscles and preventing and treating various pelvic floor muscle injuries. Incontinence and pain problems caused by aging.

✔ 4 modalities "Pain Relief" "Incontinence" "Pelvic Training" "Relaxation"
✔ 18 modes, multi language, help you select the most suitable mode
✔ Wireless remote control, enjoy freedom and privacy
✔ Dual channel output, 99 levels precise dose control
✔ USB C charging, it can be used for 12-15 treatments after full charge
✔ Magnetic snap design, quick snap-on
✔ Silver-plated pads and skin-friendly hydrogel, more comfortable
✔ The pad life can reach 20-50 treatments
✔ Sterilized probe, ready for use, clean and hygienic
✔ Cleared by Health Canada MDL, Taiwan FDA
✔ Two-year global warranty, 100% made in Taiwan

Suitable for ordinary people, postpartum and menopausal women who want to strengthen pelvic muscles and accelerate postpartum recovery.

Pelvic Floor Muscle Training & Pain Management | Incontinence Treatment

NT$11,800

Item No.: RS-48P-TW

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Description

Levina pelvic floor muscle electrical stimulator adopts clinically proven unique pelvic floor muscle training mode and pain management mode. Studies have shown that after training for about 6-12 weeks, pelvic floor muscle control can be significantly improved.

For stress, urgency (overactive bladder) and mixed urinary leakage problems, suitable training methods and good living habits can effectively prevent and treat problems caused by weakness, degeneration or aging of the pelvic floor muscles. Wireless remote control design allows you to enjoy and control a private and unrestricted product experience at any time. The multi-language interface can accurately select the right mode and use the right method according to needs to achieve the best results.

This product is mainly used with vaginal/rectal probes (sterilized) or skin electrodes to provide electrical stimulation treatment and training. Combining the two technologies of TENS transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation and NMES neuromuscular electrical stimulation, it can effectively train pelvic floor muscles and improve bladder control. It can treat the following types of incontinence, such as: stress urinary incontinence, urge urinary incontinence (overactive bladder) ) and mixed urinary incontinence.

Principle

Contract the pelvic floor muscles (similar to Kegel exercises) through intravaginal/anal electrical stimulation to establish a connection between the brain and the pelvic floor muscles. As the number and duration of voluntary contractions increases, the pelvic floor muscles are represented. control is improving. Extracorporeal skin electrodes are used to provide pain treatment in the pelvic area and training of the buttocks or pelvic floor muscles. For users who have difficulty placing probes in the vagina or anus, they can consider using skin electrodes for electrical stimulation.

A typical treatment session lasts about 15 to 20 minutes, and is recommended to be performed 3-5 times a week. During this period, the pelvic floor muscles will go through a comfortable contraction and relaxation cycle. Clinical literature states that urinary leakage symptoms will gradually decrease after about 6-12 weeks of regular use. However, everyone's body is different, and not everyone will respond to treatment in the same way. If needed, consult your physician or therapist to learn about the training regimen that is best for you. For best results, training sessions should be spaced out throughout the week and at the highest intensity level that is comfortably tolerated. Over time, as your body becomes accustomed to the treatment, you should strive to increase the strength of your dose. Pelvic floor muscles, like other muscles, can easily atrophy and degenerate if not used. After completing 6-12 weeks of treatment, daily training sessions are recommended for maintenance.

Clinical Guideline

National Institute for Health and Care Excellence
Transcutaneous electrical neuromuscular stimulation for urinary incontinence "Interventional procedures guidance" Published: 24 August 2022

Guideline

Certificate

US FDA 510k (K231166 probes) /Health Canada MDL (License Number: 110872 device & probes)/Taiwan FDA (License Number: 007885 device & probes)

References

1. External electrical stimulation compared with intravaginal electrical stimulation for the treatment of stress urinary incontinence in women: A randomized controlled noninferiority trial.
Dmochowski R, Lynch CM, Efros M et al. (2019) Neurourology and Urodynamics 38: 1834–43

180 female patients with mild to moderate stress urinary incontinence showed significant improvement after 12 weeks of interventional treatment, whether through external or internal electrical stimulation.

2. A comparison of Kinesio taping and external electrical stimulation in addition to pelvic floor muscle exercise and sole pelvic floor muscle exercise in women with overactive bladder: a randomized controlled study.
Celenay ST, Karaaslan Y, Coban O et al. (2021) Disability and Rehabilitation 1–9

66 female patients with overactive bladder and urge urinary incontinence were divided into 3 groups and treated for 6 consecutive weeks. Pelvic training combined with electrical stimulation and kinesio taping was more effective than Kegel exercises alone. The combination with electrical stimulation had the best effect. 70% of the patients felt cured, 30% of them felt significantly improved; compared to the patients who only did Kegel exercises, only 10% felt cured, 50% showed improvement, and the remaining 40% had no obvious effect.

3. Effects of surface and intravaginal electrical stimulation in the treatment of women with stress urinary incontinence: randomized controlled trial.
Correia GN, Pereira VS, Hirakawa HS et al. (2014)European Journal of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Biology 173: 113–8

45 female patients with stress urinary incontinence were divided into 3 groups and were treated for 6 consecutive weeks. They were divided into external electrical stimulation, internal electrical stimulation and no electrical stimulation groups. Treatment with extracorporeal or intracorporeal electrical stimulation intervention has significantly improved 1hr urine output test, muscle strength, vaginal pressure performance, and quality of life and sleep. Among them, in vivo electrical stimulation showed the most prominent improvement in muscle strength, while the intervention group without electrical stimulation showed no improvement or even worsened.