EMS Pelvic Floor Massage Chair Machine Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Equipment

• Customization: Available
• Type: Slimming Machine
• Theory: EMS
• Model NO.: MS-11 PLUS
• Application: Salon, Clinic
• Portable: Portable
• Voltage: AC110V/220V
• Power: 1500W
• Intensity: 7 T
• Output Frequency: 1-100Hz
• Screen: 5 Inch Touch Screen
• Fuse: 15A
• N. W./G. W.: 55.5kg/78kg
• Package Size: 75cm*68cm*78cm
• Transport Package: Aluminum Case
• Specification: 75cm*68cm*78cm
• Origin: Guangdong
• HS Code: 8543709990
• Production Capacity: 300PCS/Month

Product Description

Ems Pelvic Floor Massage Chair Machine Physical Therapy And Rehabilitation Equipment

Product Description

 

 

Product Parameters

 

Parameter for this EMS Hiemtsure Pelvic Floor Muscle Repair Chair
 

Voltage	AC110V/220V
Power	1500W
Intensity	7 Tesla
Output Frequency	1-100Hz
Screen	5inch touch screen
Fuse	15A
N. W./G. W.	55.5kg/78kg
Package Size	75cm*68cm*78cm

Theory

HIEMTSURE using the most advanced technology at the moment -high-intensity focused electromagnetic wave energy technology (High Intensity Electromagnetic Energy Technology, or named HIEMT), directly stimulate the motor neurons in the muscle with high frequency and high magnetic force to induce the muscle to produce extreme contraction.

HIEMTSURE Utilize high intensity focused electromagnetic techniques to stimulate the deep muscles of the pelvic floor and restore neuromuscular control. A single focused electromagnetic wave energy brings the greatest contraction on thousands of pelvic floor muscles, which is a very important muscle for incontinent patients. It makes the pelvic floor muscles perform hyper-contraction exercises (12,000 pelvic floor muscle contractions every 30 minutes).
Just follow the specified sitting posture, nothing else is required. Scientific research shows that the quality of life of 95% of patients receiving treatment has improved significantly.


Application

(1) It is most suitable for patients with mild to moderate pelvic floor dysfunction, and for severe patients who do not want surgery.
Urinary incontinence (Stress urinary incontinence, Urge incontinence and Mixed incontinence).
Stress urinary incontinence: leaking urine during coughing, sneezing, or physical activity.
Urge incontinence: Uncontrollable urine leakage when suddenly needing to urinate.
Mixed incontinence: Combination of stress and urge incontinence symptoms.
It is a comfortable option for men and women of any age who desire a non-invasive solution for urinary incontinence. Due to factors such as the body's normal aging, childbirth, menopause or obesity, the pelvic floor muscles weaken and insufficiently support the pelvic organs. The factors directly correlate with urinary incontinence.
Sexual dysfunction; repeated reproductive tract infections; pelvic floor Organ prolapse; abnormal pelvic and abdominal dynamics; postural changes.
Abdominal and pelvic surgery, pregnancy and postpartum, pelvic floor muscle atrophy, changes in spinal curvature, separation of rectus abdominis, changes in hormone levels.
Vaginal abnormalities: wide and loose vagina, vaginismus, vaginal bulge.
Prostate pain; Benign prostatic hyperplasia; Large prostatitis; Erectile dysfunction.
(2) Accelerate blood circulation, relieve lower back pain, and reduce muscle soreness in the lower back.
 

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Use Cases

 

 

FAQ

 

Q: A patient with stress urinary incontinence received 2 courses of treatment and his overall muscle strength improved. But the symptoms of urine leakage have not improved. Why is this?
A: You can see if the patient has problems such as prolapse. Prolapse will change the structure of the urinary tract system and cause a series of urination problems. It is also recommended that the patient take a urodynamic test to see if there is any urinary system problem.

Q: A mother has brown or pink discharge after pelvic floor treatment. What is the situation and how to deal with it?
A: Pelvic floor treatment itself will not cause brown or pink discharge. If the amount is large, check the uterine involution with B-ultrasound. If incomplete uterine involution occurs, solve this problem first. It is normal for a little bloodshot in a little vaginal discharge. In this case, you can continue treatment or wait until it is cleaned.

Q: Customer undergoes pelvic floor muscle treatment for mixed urinary incontinence. After doing it once, the belly feels uncomfortable and full. What is the reason?
A: First of all, ask how much electrical stimulation is used for the treatment. If it is too large, it will easily cause muscle soreness. The customer can continue the treatment or wait for the feeling to disappear before continuing.

Q: Some patients were treated for pelvic floor treatment due to first degree prolapse of the uterus. Do it the second time, saying that the back pain is severe.
A: First consider whether the patient has rectus abdominis separation. If there is separation, the abdominal force is incorrectly used during pelvic floor treatment, but the abdominal strength is insufficient. At this time, the use of waist strength will cause low back pain. If there is no separation, while excluding the incorrect force, it can be considered that patients with low back pain can first use electrical stimulation (electrical rectus abdominis stimulation function) to relieve pain.

Q: There was a patient who was treated for stress urinary incontinence. After the treatment, the patient felt pain in his lower abdomen. Does it have anything to do with pelvic floor muscles?
A: It is normal to have soreness in the waist, abdomen, and legs after muscle exercise. Let the patient learn to relax and rest for a period of time. Do not stimulate the current too much, and subject to patient comfort. After the pelvic floor muscle strength is increased, the biomechanics of the pelvis and abdomen will also change accordingly. The abdominal pressure will be transmitted upwards to the abdomen and waist. When the abdominal muscles and waist muscles are insufficient, there will be soreness. At the same time pay attention to the activation and training of the psoas major and abdominal muscles, observe whether there is rectus abdominis separation. If there is rectus abdominis separation, it should be processed first.

Q: The patient had three courses of treatment. After half a year, the symptoms recurred. What was the reason?
A: Pelvic floor function recovery and exercise maintenance is a long-term process. With the increase of age and the influence of living habits, pelvic floor function will decline year by year, which is also one of the pathogenesis of pelvic floor dysfunction diseases. Therefore, patients are usually recommended to review every year. Because of this pathogenesis, it is recommended that patients continue to exercise for a long time. If they do not exercise, there is a possibility of relapse.

Q: Some patients experience constipation after undergoing postpartum pelvic floor rehabilitation. What's the matter?
A: Need to evaluate the specific cause of constipation, whether it is related to diet, resting state, etc., whether it is a bowel movement problem or an outlet obstruction. If the outlet is obstructed, whether the patient's report and symptoms are hypertonic, and what is the duration and state of constipation. The correct pelvic floor treatment plan will relieve constipation, so if constipation occurs, consider whether the choice of the plan is wrong, causing the patient to temporarily hypertension of muscle cramps and unable to defecate smoothly.

Q: Can urinary incontinence be done continuously?
A: Urgent urinary incontinence is recommended for three consecutive days

Q: How effective is the treatment of urinary incontinence?
A: Most patients with urinary incontinence can get better after 5 to 6 times, and partly relieved or cured after 10 to 15 times. The premise is that it is caused by SUI or UUI. Urinary incontinence caused by other pathogenesis and some difficult cases (such as multiple comorbidities) need to be analyzed in detail; secondly, good home training must be provided.

Q: How long can the patient start to do pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation exercises after giving birth?
A: It is more appropriate to start pelvic floor rehabilitation training 42 days after delivery (no lochia). Generally speaking, it takes 42 days for the postpartum uterus to recover. At this time, the body will basically return to its previous state. If there is a scar from a lateral incision or a caesarean section, it will be completely healed at this time and the pain will be significantly reduced. It is best to do pelvic floor rehabilitation training when there is no pain.