02/10/2026
Transcutaneous tibial nerve stimulation (TTNS) is a gentle, non-invasive treatment option used in pelvic floor therapy to support bladder, bowel, and pelvic floor function in both children and adults.
By delivering mild electrical stimulation through the skin near the ankle, TTNS helps improve communication between the nerves and the pelvic floor, which can reduce urinary urgency and frequency, support bowel function, and improve pelvic floor muscle coordination.
TTNS is often combined with pelvic floor therapy, behavioral strategies, routine supports, and diet and fluid guidance to help create lasting improvements.
Curious whether TTNS may help you or your child? Reach out to learn more about how pelvic floor occupational therapy can support your goals.
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