10/30/2025
✳️✳️ PELVIC FLOOR TREATMENTS ✳️✳️
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The B-PULSE CHAIR or KEGEL CHAIR is a non-invasive therapeutic device that uses high-intensity focused electromagnetic (HIFEM) energy to strengthen pelvic floor muscles. It creates thousands of powerful, involuntary contractions in a single session to help with issues like urinary incontinence, f***l incontinence, pelvic pain, and improving sexual function and prostate health. The treatment is fully clothed and requires no downtime.
HOW IT WORKS:
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* The B-Pulse chair uses HIFEM technology to stimulate the pelvic floor muscles.
* A single 30-minute session can create over 13,000 pelvic floor contractions, far more than voluntary Kegel exercises.
* This process re-educates the muscles, improves blood flow, and helps with neuromuscular control.
BENEFITS:
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* Urinary incontinence: Helps reduce leaks from activities like coughing or sneezing.
* F***l incontinence: Can help address bowel urgency and leakage.
* Pelvic & Back pain: May be used to manage chronic pelvic & back pain.
* Sexual health: Can improve erectile function and overall sexual wellness in both men and women.
* Post-surgery recovery: Assists in recovery after pelvic procedures or surgeries, such as those for re**al cancer.
* Post-childbirth recovery: Helps strengthen and tone the pelvic floor after childbirth.
WHO CAN BENEFIT:
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* Men and women of all ages experiencing pelvic floor weakness.
* Individuals with urinary or f***l incontinence, pelvic pain, or overactive bladder.
* Men looking to improve prostate health and erectile function.
* Individuals recovering from certain surgeries and childbirth.
WHO SHOULD AVOID THIS CHAIR:
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* Individuals with electronic implants, such as pacemakers.
* People who are pregnant.
* Those with certain medical conditions,
including active UTIs, cancer, heart conditions, or epilepsy, should consult their doctor first.
* Individuals with metal implants in the pelvic area or a copper IUD.
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