The main problem most women experience when first attempting pelvic floor exercises is knowing whether they are doing them correctly. Clever little device, can tell I’m doing my exercises properly, together with cutting out caffeine, I’ve experienced much improvement and less accidents! Our pelvic trainers can be comfortably and easily inserted and are designed to stay in place while you stand or move around during use. For a short explanation of why the committee made these recommendations and how they might affect practice, see the rationale and impact section on risk factors for pelvic floor dysfunction. Will be interested to hear if you think it makes a difference, I will watch this thread so keep us updated.

The Anuform is a specially contoured intra-anal and intra-vaginal probe that can be used to stimulate muscle tone, gain accurate feedback and aid in the diagnosis and treatment of incontinence. Rated 8/10 in the Daily Mail by Penelope Law: renowned consultant obstetrician and gynaecologist at Hillingdon Hospital and The Portland Hospital, London For a short explanation of why the committee made these recommendations and how they might affect practice, see the rationale and impact section on community-based multidisciplinary teams. This has been a really good little device that can help with any pelvic floor issues, after having a serious water infection, is has made all the difference in getting back to normality after stress incontinence, which can be really inconvenient at times! Recommended by continence specialists, the Pelvic Floor Educator is an effective and easy to use incontinence treatment that has been used by continence specialists throughout the world for many years. Shame they didn't do a cheaper disposable one as once you have used it a few time you really don't need it again!

An easy to use, light weight, cost-effective feedback device designed to teach you how to contract your deep pelvic floor muscles correctly and effectively .

You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. from week 20 of pregnancy, for pregnant women who have a first-degree relative with pelvic floor dysfunctionIf you are unable to contract your pelvic floor at all, or you have been assessed by your gynaecologist or women's health physiotherapist as having a grade 2 pelvic floor (no lift) you will need to work towards a grade 3 (some lift) before seeing results using the Pelvic Floor Educator. Unique form of the Pelvic Floor Educator's vaginal probe allows it to follow the movement of the internal walls of the vagina. You can use the Pelvic Floor Educator to treat all kinds of pelvic floor and incontinence problems, including those caused by pregnancy and child birth, the menopause and weight issues.Developed from the award-winning Periform® Probe, it helps you strengthen your pelvic floor muscles, reducing your stress incontinence symptoms. Its shape is contoured like the internal walls of the vagina, reading how much the muscles are contracting. The Pelvic Floor Educator should sit at the level of the deep layer of pelvic floor muscles, like a tampon. Get up to date information on promotions, new products, upcoming events, training, survey's and industry news.

But knowing if we are contracting or relaxing our pelvic floor muscles correctly can be the biggest challenge when doing these exercises at home. The external indicator stick amplifies this movement to show whether these muscles are being contracted correctly or not. The Pelvic Floor Educator is designated as a medical device and is manufactured from medical grade materials but not under sterile conditions so we recommend cleaning before use.The Educator is a simple, lighweight and easy to use pelvic floor exerciser that will help you understand and strengthen your pelvic floor. By using the Pelvic Floor Educator you can strengthen your weak pelvic floor muscles, to help treat your incontinence problems. If you bear down instead (incorrect pelvic floor muscle action) the stick will lift up and/or the probe will start to slide out if you are bearing down strongly. If you contract your pelvic floor muscles and the indicator moves downward, you can be sure you’re performing the exercises correctly. The outside of the Educator® amplifies this movement to show whether these muscles contract correctly or not.

The Pelvic Floor Educator has been developed from the award-winning electrode Periform and is very popular with physiotherapists as a teaching tool. Its unique shape allows it to follow the movements of the inner walls of the vagina, indicating how the pelvic floor muscles contract. By considering these factors, you can select a pelvic floor exerciser that suits your preferences, goals, and helps effectively. We also offer a choice of other body monitors and biofeedback devices to help keep your training on track.

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