Incontinence and Erectile Dysfunction: What’s the Connection?
Incontinence and erectile dysfunction in men are frustrating and debilitating conditions that can have a tremendous negative impact on one’s quality of life. While the challenges created by their symptoms can be significant and very difficult to deal with, contrary to popular belief, they are not a “normal” part of aging. What’s more, they can […]
5 Early Signs of Incontinence You Shouldn’t Ignore
Your bladder is an organ which functions to keep urine until you’re ready to go to the bathroom. However, if your bladder leaks urine during the day and night, or when you practice physical activity, cough, or sneeze, you may be suffering from a medical condition called urinary incontinence. While urinary incontinence can be quite […]
Kegel Chair vs. Traditional Treatments: Which is Right for You?
The pelvic floor muscles play a key role in our overall health, yet many of us do not give them a second thought until something feels off. Pelvic floor dysfunction is a common yet also misunderstood medical condition that can have a serious negative impact on your quality of life. It happens when the muscles, […]
Revolutionize Kegel Exercises with the Freedom+ Chair: 28,000 Reps in Just 30 Minutes
Doing Kegel exercises has many benefits for both men and women. They help to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles, helping to gain better control over the bladder and bowels, as well as preventing the pelvic floor muscles from getting weak. The Freedom+ Chair is a highly effective and non-invasive medical device used to stimulate pelvic […]
How to strengthen your pelvic floor at any age
The pelvic floor muscles are a muscle group that provides support for the bladder, bowel, and core. As part of their normal function, these muscles must be able to contract to maintain continence and to relax to allow urination and bowel movements. However, pelvic floor muscles can become weakened or damaged due to several medical […]
Incontinence Treatments: The Kegel Plus Chair
The Urinary System and Incontinence Urination and defecation involve a complex communication network among the brain, nervous system, and pelvic organs, which include the bladder, urethra, prostate (in males), rectum, and the levator ani. The levator ani is a group of muscles that forms the main component of the pelvic floor, supporting and controlling urine […]
Overactive Bladder (OAB): Symptoms, Causes and Treatment
Overactive bladder (OAB) is a common medical condition which causes the person to have a strong and frequent urge to urinate, usually multiple times per day and night. Sometimes, this condition also involves the loss of bladder control (incontinence). OAB can be quite disruptive to one’s daily life, as well as negatively impacting their mental […]