What is Stress Urinary Incontinence?
Stress urinary incontinence (SUI) is the involuntary leakage of urine caused by physical strain like coughing, laughing, or exercise. Weakened pelvic floor muscles are the main culprit.
Do You Experience Leaking Urine During Activities?
The condition in which any physical strain on the bladder that results in involuntary urine leakage is known as stress urinary incontinence, or SUI. This can happen when you laugh, sneeze, cough, or exercise. Any age can be affected, and it can affect both women and men but menopause, prostate surgery, and recurrent pregnancies are the most common causes. The primary cause of SUI is the weakening of the pelvic floor, which is made up of a group of ligaments and muscles that work together to keep the urethra closed and the urine in the bladder. Conditions that put pressure on the bladder, like obesity, persistent coughing, and constipation, can exacerbate this.
What is HIPEX chair treatment?
HIPEX™ (High-Intensity Pelvic Exercise) chair is a cutting-edge device that has been meticulously and specifically designed to assist both men and women who suffer from urinary incontinence. By applying intense, continuous muscle contractions to the pelvic floor, it aids in enhancing the natural strength of the pelvic muscles.
The HIPEX is the equivalent of 30,000 pelvic floor contractions because it uses a particular range of electromagnetic frequencies to force the pelvic floor muscles to remain contracted for several seconds at a time over the course of a 30-minute treatment. Maximal voluntary contractions, which typically use 30% of the muscle’s potential, are the highest psychologically possible tension that can be produced and maintained. CMSlim™ HIPEX therapies use electromagnetic impulses to cause supramaximal muscle contraction
HIPEX is proven to be safe and effective. Best of all, there is no downtime following the procedure. You will be seated comfortably on our HIPEX chair, while the machine works on your pelvic floor. You will require 8 sessions at an interval of 2 weeks, followed by maintenance sessions on a monthly basis. Many patients report feeling stronger pelvic muscles and better bladder control after just one session; however, the best effects usually become apparent about a month after the treatment course.
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