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Emsella

Incontinence Is No Match

For Electromagnetic Energy!

The

Treatment

By strengthening the pelvic floor, sufferers of sexual dysfunction, and Stress & Urge Incontinence see great improvements. These sufferers lose or have weakened control over the urinary sphincter and other pelvic floor muscles. Emsella restores the strength to those muscles and tissues.

One 28 minute session will induce 11,200 contractions. 

  • FDA cleared for both Male & Females

  • Stress, Urge & Mixed Incontinence

  • Non-Surgical, Non-Invasive procedure

  • 28 minute periodic stress free, fully clothed sessions

Imagine What You Can Do When You Feel Better

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What's It

Like?

After receiving their treatments using the Emsella, patients often express that they experience a slight tingling and pelvic floor muscle contractions.

 

You may resume daily activities immediately after the treatment.

 

Each contraction is the equivalent to a long squeeze when controlling your bladder. Only in this case it happens in a fraction of a second. By working these muscles they become stronger and more effective. 

How Well Does It Work?

​Well, the statistics speak for themselves (after 6 treatments):

  • 95% of treated patients improved their quality of life.

  • 75% of treated patients reduced or totally eliminated day-to-day use of hygienic absorption garments.

  • 100% of patients reported better awareness of pelvic floor muscles.

We love this therapy because rather than treating a symptom, we address the core issue.  Strengthening the pelvic floor muscles is the best way to target incontinence and sexual function at its source. These muscles are the layer of muscles that support the pelvic organs and span the bottom of the pelvis. Strong pelvic floor muscles gives you control over your bladder, bowel, and help stimulate blood flow. Weakened pelvic floor muscles mean your internal organs are not fully supported and you may have difficulty controlling these functions. Technology has given us the ability to dramatically improve your quality of life and help you feel better!

What Is Emsella?

Emsella™ is an FDA-cleared chair device that uses electromagnetic field induced muscle contraction to strengthen bladder and pelvic floor muscles to improve pelvic health.

In strengthening these muscles, Emsella™ significantly reduces the symptoms related to incontinence. In addition, a stronger pelvic floor reduces nocturia  – waking up in the night to void – and can even improve sexual function & satisfaction.

The Emsella™ is the first device of it’s kind – a chair that uses a high-intensity electromagnetic field (similar to an MRI) to activate motor neurons in the pelvic floor. These electromagnetic pulses help restore neuromuscular control, which can help prevent incontinence and also works as an exercise to reverse ED.

FAQ'S

How Long Does an Emsella Treatment Last?

Your provider will tailor a treatment plan for you. A typical treatment takes about 30 minutes and you will need about 6 sessions, scheduled twice a week.

What Does an Emsella Treatment Feel Like?

You will experience tingling and pelvic floor muscle contractions during the procedure. You may resume daily activities immediately after the treatment.

How Fast Will I See Results from Emsella treatments?

You may observe improvement after a single session. The results will typically continue to improve over the next few weeks.

How is urinary incontinence diagnosed?

The condition is diagnosed mainly on the pattern of symptoms. Keeping a urinary diary (a record of daily urination, urine accidents and fluid intake) can help your health care provider determine patterns and establish the working diagnosis. The provider will also ask questions about your general health, your history of incontinence, past surgeries, illnesses and any medication you're taking. A physical examination, including a pelvic exam, will be done, and a urine sample will be tested.

Sometimes other, more complicated tests may be needed to establish or confirm the diagnosis or to guide treatment.

How does incontinence relate to age?

Incontinence should not be considered to be a normal condition of aging. Elderly patients should be evaluated in essentially the same way that patients of any age should be evaluated. Incontinence is certainly more common as patients age, but incontinence can be seen in children, adolescents, and adults.

Why should I care about my bladder control problem?

People often live with incontinence without seeking help. Many cases can be cured or controlled with appropriate treatment. Urinary incontinence is the second leading cause of institutionalizing elderly people. The problem can contribute to decreased socialization, decreased quality of life and depression. Getting up at night to urinate also increases the risk of falling and fracturing a hip.

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