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Miramhoo EMS Palvic Chair One major product advantage is its ability to stimulate muscles effectively without surgery or medication. In addition, it improves muscle strength, tone, and function. This feature benefits patients with mild to moderate pelvic floor dysfunction and even those with severe cases who prefer non-surgical solutions. Another advantage is the short treatment sessions. Each session lasts around 30 minutes and requires no downtime, so patients can return to normal activities immediately. Safe and non-invasive, non-electric, non-thermal, non-radiation, no recovery period.

Combine with seperate machine control System,easy to use and operation system is stable

No knife, no injection, no medicine, no exercise, no diet.

Save time and effort. Just open your legs, lean forward slightly, and sit on the chair with your thighs attached.

Different pelvic floor muscle disorders treatment modes can be set.

Simple operation, no need for an operator, easy, convenient, simple, and get started instantly.

During the treatment, there is only the feeling of muscle contraction. Moreover, there’s no pain, no sweat, and no side effects on the body. You simply do it and go.

No consumables, convenient use and maintenance, and extremely low cost

Application
It is most suitable for patients with mild to moderate pelvic floor dysfunction, and for severe patients who do not want surgery.

(1) 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.

(2) Sexual dysfunction; repeated reproductive tract infections; pelvic floor Organ prolapse; abnormal pelvic and abdominal dynamics; postural changes.

(3) Abdominal and pelvic surgery, pregnancy and postpartum, pelvic floor muscle atrophy, changes in spinal curvature, separation of rectus abdominis, changes in hormone levels.

(4) Vaginal abnormalities: wide and loose vagina, vaginismus, vaginal bulge.

(5) Prostate pain; Benign prostatic hyperplasia; Large prostatitis; Erectile dysfunction