swiss medicaEmsella is a non-invasive device that uses high-intensity electromagnetic energy to strengthen the pelvic floor muscle. This new treatment has become a promising option for various conditions affecting the pelvic region, providing a safe and effective alternative to traditional methods.
Emsella’s powerful electromagnetic pulses stimulate thousands of muscle contractions within the pelvic floor muscles, similar to performing hundreds of Kegel exercises in a single 30-minute session. These intense contractions trigger a muscle strengthening response, leading to:
- Improved bladder control. Emsella is highly effective in treating urinary incontinence, both stress and urge incontinence, by strengthening the muscles responsible for bladder support.
- Enhanced sexual function. A stronger pelvic floor can improve sexual sensation and responsiveness, benefiting both men and women.
- Prolapse prevention. Emsella can help prevent pelvic organ prolapse, a condition where organs in the pelvic region drop out of place, by strengthening the supporting muscles.
- Postpartum recovery. After childbirth, Emsella can aid in restoring muscle strength and tone, improving bladder control, and overall pelvic health.
- General pelvic floor health. Emsella is suitable for both men and women seeking to improve their overall pelvic floor strength and function, regardless of their age or health condition.
Emsella is a promising treatment option for individuals experiencing:
- Urinary incontinence (stress, urge, or mixed incontinence)
- Pelvic organ prolapse
- Weak pelvic floor muscles
- Postpartum recovery
- Desire to improve sexual function
This procedure, in conjunction with our main stem cell treatments, helps to partially restore urinary functions in ALS patients and other chronic diseases.
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