Electrostimulator for urinary incontinence

Electrostimulators for Urinary Incontinence – Regain Control with Gentle, Targeted Therapy

Urinary incontinence — the involuntary loss of bladder control — affects millions of women and men worldwide. Whether it’s occasional leakage during a laugh or more persistent bladder urgency, this condition can impact daily comfort, activity, and confidence.

At PelviCare, we offer clinically tested electrostimulators designed to help you restore bladder control safely, naturally, and effectively.
These medical devices use gentle electrical impulses to activate and strengthen the pelvic floor muscles responsible for urinary continence.

They are non-invasive, discreet, and highly effective — a modern approach to bladder rehabilitation and pelvic health recovery.

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Understanding Urinary Incontinence

Urinary incontinence occurs when the muscles and nerves that support the bladder and urethra are weakened or not functioning properly.
The result: difficulty retaining urine during everyday activities, exercise, or sudden urges.

The main types include:

• Stress urinary incontinence (SUI) – Leakage when coughing, sneezing, or lifting.

• Urge incontinence – A sudden, strong need to urinate, often linked to overactive bladder.

• Mixed incontinence – A combination of both types.

While pelvic floor weakness is a common cause — especially after childbirth, menopause, or prostate surgery — the good news is that these muscles can be retrained and strengthened, much like any other muscle in the body.

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How Electrostimulation Helps with Bladder Control

An electrostimulator for urinary incontinence works by sending low-frequency electrical pulses to the pelvic floor muscles via a vaginal or rectal probe.
These impulses gently contract the muscles, helping them regain strength, endurance, and responsiveness.

Over time, this improves bladder support and reduces involuntary leakage by restoring the natural reflexes that control urination.

Key effects of pelvic floor electrostimulation:

• Strengthens weak pelvic floor muscles

• Improves bladder and urethral closure reflexes

• Reduces urinary frequency and urgency

• Enhances awareness of muscle control

• Promotes long-term continence and confidence

It’s a scientifically proven, non-invasive therapy often recommended by urologists, gynecologists, and pelvic physiotherapists.

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When to Use an Electrostimulator for Urinary Incontinence

Electrostimulation therapy is suitable for both women and men who experience:

• Stress incontinence (leakage during physical movement)

• Urge incontinence (overactive bladder symptoms)

• Mixed forms of urinary leakage

• Postpartum or post-surgical muscle weakness

• Pelvic floor dysfunction causing reduced bladder control

It’s also used preventively — to maintain muscle tone, especially in women approaching menopause or after childbirth.

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Types of Electrostimulators Available at PelviCare

We provide a range of modern, user-friendly devices tailored to different therapeutic needs and levels of experience.

1. Home-use pelvic floor stimulators

Compact, easy-to-use devices that can be used at home under professional guidance.
They feature pre-set programs for stress incontinence, urge incontinence, mixed forms, and muscle relaxation.

2. Electrostimulators with biofeedback

Combine electrical stimulation with real-time feedback on muscle activity, helping you learn to contract and relax correctly.

3. Electrostimulators with EMG or pressure probes

Ideal for those who want to track progress and personalize their therapy with clinical precision.

Each model comes with intuitive controls, safe intensity ranges, and detailed guidance to ensure comfort and results.

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The Science Behind Electrostimulation Therapy

Electrical stimulation activates motor nerves responsible for contracting the pelvic floor muscles.
Regular sessions help “retrain” the neuromuscular system to automatically engage these muscles when bladder pressure increases — for example, during coughing or physical activity.

Over time, this leads to:

• Improved urethral support

• Better bladder control

• Reduced leakage episodes

• Enhanced confidence and quality of life

Clinical research shows that electrostimulation significantly improves continence outcomes, particularly when combined with pelvic floor exercises.

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How to Use an Electrostimulator Safely and Effectively

Most devices are designed for comfortable home use. A typical therapy session takes around 20–30 minutes, several times a week.

Step-by-step overview:

1. Insert the vaginal or rectal probe (depending on the model and indication).

2. Select the program recommended for your symptoms (stress, urge, or mixed incontinence).

3. Adjust the intensity to a comfortable level — you’ll feel gentle contractions.

4. Relax and allow the device to do the work.

5. Clean the probe thoroughly after each session.

You may notice improvement within a few weeks, with maximum results after consistent use for several months.

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Benefits of Electrostimulation for Urinary Incontinence

• Non-surgical, painless therapy

• Clinically proven effectiveness

• Safe for home use with professional guidance

• Improves bladder control and pelvic strength

• Reduces reliance on pads or protective garments

• Enhances confidence in movement and social activities

• Supports faster postpartum or post-surgical recovery

It’s a gentle yet powerful way to restore bladder control naturally.

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Combining Electrostimulation with Pelvic Floor Exercises

For best results, electrostimulation should be part of a comprehensive pelvic rehabilitation plan.
Combining stimulation with manual Kegel exercises, lifestyle changes, and biofeedback training maximizes muscle re-education and long-term continence.

Many physiotherapists recommend alternating between:

• Passive training (electrostimulation sessions)

• Active exercises (voluntary contractions guided by feedback)

This combined approach ensures both strength and coordination — the foundation of lasting continence.

 

Safety, Comfort, and Quality

All PelviCare electrostimulators are:

• Clinically tested and CE-certified medical devices

• Made from biocompatible, body-safe materials

• Equipped with safety controls for current intensity and duration

• Suitable for long-term use under professional supervision

They are quiet, discreet, and designed for comfortable home therapy — empowering you to take control of your pelvic health on your own terms.

 

Why Choose Electrostimulators from PelviCare

At PelviCare, we carefully select devices that combine medical precision with everyday usability.

Our range of electrostimulators for urinary incontinence is designed to meet diverse needs — from postpartum recovery to chronic bladder weakness.

We ensure every product:

• Meets the highest European medical standards

• Includes clear instructions and therapeutic guidance

• Supports individualized treatment plans

• Is backed by professional advice and customer care

Our mission is to help you achieve real, lasting improvement in pelvic health — safely and confidently.