Magnetic Therapy Chair for Urinary Incontinence Care Pelvic Floor Muscle

Product Specification

Gomecy Ems Magnetic Therapy Chair for Urinary Incontinence Care Pelvic Floor Muscle Rehabilitation and Postpartum Vaginal Tightening with EMS RF Technology 

Product specification

Advantages

1.  With Synchronized RF and EMS Combination Technology to achieve the results of fat loss and muscle building, hip raise, ED for man, and incontinence for postpartum lady
2.  Offer your clients the latest in cutting edge body contouring treatment technology 
3.  Just turn on and let the system do the work for you
4.  Simple and easy to use operation
5.  Zero consumables
6.  Non-invasive, no downtime, no side effects and pain free
7. * Recommended treatment cost $800 (single visit)

Functions:
1. Improve sensitivity and functionality
2. Prevent and improve stress urinary loss in the forest
3. Postpartum recovery to improve vaginal health
4. Strengthen the pubococcygeus muscle (PC muscle)
5. Increase pelvic floor blood flow and nerve function

Features:
1. REBUILD & STRENGTHEN
Restore pelvic floor muscle
strength and function
2. IMPROVE BLADDER CONTROL
Reduce leaks and enhance
daily confidence
3. ENHANCE INTIMACY
Support intimate wellness
and satisfaction
4. SAFE. EFFECTIVE. NON-INVASIVE.
Clinically proven technology for
lasting results

INSTRUMENT PRINCIPLE:

Through patented high-intensity focused HIFEMT electromagnetic technology, high magnetic pulses

generate directional motion force. One operation is equivalent to 10,000 Kegel exercises. It stimu-

latest motor neurons to control the contraction of pelvic floor muscles, activate pelvic floor tissues

and promote collagen regeneration. Fully repair slack.

Indications:

Various symptoms caused by vaginal relaxation, pelvic floor muscle relaxation,

urinary incontinence, and uterine prolapse.

"Magic Chair" can activate the pelvic floor muscle tissue and promote collagen regeneration; effectively enhance the pelvic floor muscles, restore firmness and improve elasticity; strengthen the pelvic floor muscles, fight off incontinence, urine leakage, dripping, lower abdomen protrusion, lower pelvic relaxation and other problems; get rid of difficult orgasm and other problems. The pelvic floor muscles are triggered to tighten approximately 12,000 times within 30 minutes, which effectively strengthens the pelvic floor muscles, improves urine penetration, and relaxes in private areas. The effect far exceeds the general Kegel exercise.

Using the most advanced non-invasive vaginal shrinking technology, no need to undress, safe, comfortable, and no abstinence period.
A course of treatment is better than completing 10,000 Kegel exercises, and the treatment effect is more significant.
Each treatment only needs to sit for 30 minutes, with zero pain, zero anesthesia, and zero recovery period.

WHAT IS THE PROCESS OF EMSlim Pelvic Floor Muscle Treatment?

This is a new, innovative non-invasive breakthrough treatment for treating urinary incontinence in women.

A treatment cycle usually lasts for 28 minutes, during which 12,000 contractions are produced within the pelvic

floor muscles. Typically patients can sit on the chair fully clothed. It is recommended to have 6 treatment cycles

every 2/3 days apart for a maximum of 6 cycles.

 All types of urinary incontinence by up to 65%.
 Improved nocturia (getting up at night to urinate).
 Improved bladder function and pelvic muscle control without ineffective and often time-consuming exercises.
Patients reported a significant pad use reduction. This provided not only physical and psychological relief,

but also financial relief.
 Increased blood flow and sensitivity leading to improved function, desire, and pleasure.
 Strengthening of the pelvic floor muscles leading to a decrease in leaking and overall increase in function.

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EMS Pelvic Floor Chair – Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is an EMS Pelvic Floor Chair?

An EMS pelvic floor chair is a non-invasive muscle stimulation device designed to stimulate and contract the pelvic floor muscles while the user remains fully clothed. Depending on the device technology, stimulation may be delivered through electrical or electromagnetic energy.

2. How does the pelvic floor stimulation chair work?

The chair generates controlled stimulation that causes the pelvic floor muscles to contract and relax repeatedly. Regular muscle activation may help strengthen weak pelvic floor muscles and support neuromuscular control.

3. What is the EMS Pelvic Floor Chair used for?

It is primarily designed for pelvic floor muscle strengthening and rehabilitation. Depending on the device's regulatory clearance and intended use, it may be used to support the management of urinary incontinence in both women and men.

4. Can both women and men use the pelvic floor chair?

Yes. Pelvic floor stimulation technologies may be designed for both male and female users. Treatment settings should be selected according to the user's condition and the device manufacturer's instructions.

5. Do I need to remove my clothes during treatment?

Generally, no. Users normally remain fully clothed and sit on the treatment chair. However, the exact treatment procedure depends on the specific device.

6. How long does one treatment session take?

Treatment duration varies by device and treatment protocol. A typical session may last approximately 20–30 minutes. Always follow the manufacturer's recommended treatment parameters.

7. How does the treatment feel?

Users may feel rhythmic or strong pelvic muscle contractions during stimulation. The sensation should remain within a comfortable treatment level. Treatment intensity should be adjusted appropriately if discomfort occurs.

8. How many sessions are recommended?

The recommended number and frequency of sessions depend on the device, treatment protocol, and individual condition. A qualified healthcare professional should determine an appropriate treatment schedule when the device is used for rehabilitation.

9. When can I expect to see results?

Results vary between individuals and depend on the condition being treated, muscle strength, treatment settings, and consistency. A course of treatment may be required before noticeable improvement occurs.

10. Can the pelvic floor chair replace Kegel exercises?

The chair is not necessarily a replacement for conventional pelvic floor exercises. It may be used as an additional muscle-stimulation approach. A qualified pelvic floor professional can determine whether stimulation, exercise, relaxation techniques, or a combination is appropriate.

11. Can it be used for urinary incontinence?

Some pelvic floor stimulation devices are specifically indicated for strengthening weak pelvic floor muscles and restoring neuromuscular control for urinary incontinence. The exact claims that can be made for a particular device depend on its regulatory authorization and intended use.

12. Is the treatment painful?

Pelvic floor stimulation is generally designed to be non-invasive and should be performed at an appropriate intensity. Some users may experience temporary muscle fatigue, soreness, or discomfort after stimulation.

13. Are there any contraindications?

Users with certain medical conditions or implanted electronic devices may not be suitable candidates. In particular, magnetic-field devices should not be used by people with active implanted devices such as pacemakers or implantable cardioverter-defibrillators, unless specifically cleared by a qualified healthcare professional.

14. Can pregnant women use the pelvic floor stimulation chair?

Safety during pregnancy has not been established for powered muscle stimulation devices. Pregnant users should not undergo treatment unless specifically evaluated and cleared by an appropriate healthcare professional.

15. Can people with a pacemaker use it?

No. Magnetic stimulation devices can interfere with certain implanted electronic devices. People with pacemakers, implantable cardioverter-defibrillators, or other active implants should consult their healthcare provider and follow the specific device contraindications.

16. Can people with metal implants use it?

This depends on the type, location, and material of the implant and the technology used by the chair. Some magnetic-field devices specifically contraindicate certain metal implants. Always check the manufacturer's contraindications before treatment.

17. Is the treatment suitable for everyone with pelvic floor problems?

Not necessarily. Pelvic floor problems can involve weak muscles, overactive/tight muscles, or other conditions. Muscle stimulation is intended for appropriate indications and should not automatically be used for every type of pelvic floor dysfunction.

18. Are there side effects?

Temporary muscle soreness, fatigue, cramping, or discomfort may occur. Electrical muscle stimulation devices have also been associated with skin irritation and other adverse effects when improperly designed or used. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and stop treatment if unusual or significant discomfort occurs.

19. Is the EMS pelvic floor chair safe?

Safety depends on the device design, regulatory status, treatment parameters, contraindications, and correct operation. Choose a properly manufactured device with appropriate regulatory documentation and always operate it according to the manufacturer's instructions.

20. What is the main advantage of a pelvic floor stimulation chair?

The major advantage is that it provides non-invasive, hands-free pelvic floor muscle stimulation while the user remains seated. It can provide repeated muscle contractions without requiring the user to perform every contraction manually.

21. Can men use a pelvic floor chair?

Yes. Pelvic floor muscles are important in both men and women. Certain pelvic floor stimulation devices are indicated for urinary incontinence rehabilitation in both male and female patients.

22. Does the treatment improve private function?

Some manufacturers promote pelvic floor strengthening as potentially supportive of private wellness, but private -function claims should not be made unless they are supported by appropriate clinical evidence and the device's regulatory authorization.

23. Can it be used after childbirth?

Pelvic floor rehabilitation may be relevant after childbirth, but the appropriate timing and treatment method depend on the individual's recovery and condition. Users should obtain professional medical advice before beginning stimulation after delivery or surgery.

24. What should I do before treatment?

Review the device contraindications and treatment instructions, disclose relevant medical conditions and implanted devices to the practitioner, and make sure the treatment settings are appropriate for your condition.

25. Can I use the chair every day?

Do not assume that more frequent treatment produces better results. Follow the treatment schedule specified by the manufacturer or healthcare professional. Excessive stimulation may cause muscle fatigue, soreness, or discomfort.

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