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How to use your Anal Dilator

How to use your Anal/Rectal Dilator with Pelvic Floor Exercise's Physiotherapist Fiona.

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Who should NOT use electrical stimulation?

This list is a guide only, please consult your own health professional before using any form of electrical stimulation. Do NOT use electrical stimulation...

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Vaginal Dilator Size Comparison Chart

A chart comparing the sizes of dilators in each set, looking at the insertable diameter or width.Which is the smallest? which is the largest?...

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Vaginal and Anal Electrode Comparison Chart

This useful chart, created by our physiotherapist Fiona, compares the insertable electrodes available on Pelvic Floor Exercise to help you decide which is best...

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How to use Vaginal Balls

Pelvic Floor Exercise's Physiotherapist Fiona explains how to use vaginal or kegel balls to strengthen your pelvic floor muscles. You may also find this 

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Vaginal Weight Comparison Chart

Our physiotherapist, Fiona has put together a handy chart so you can easily compare the sizes of the vaginal weights, cones and balls sold...

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How to use your Vaginal Dilators

How to use your vaginal dilators with Pelvic Floor Exercise's Physiotherapist Fiona.You may also find Fiona's blog on 

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How to use your Vaginal TheraWand

How to use your vaginal TheraWand with Pelvic Floor Exercise's Physiotherapist Fiona. You may also find Fiona's video on 

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How to use your Anal TheraWand

How to use your LA (anal) TheraWand with Pelvic Floor Exercise's Physiotherapist Fiona. You may also find Fiona's video on 

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Types of Pelvic Floor Exercisers

We are often asked "What is the best pelvic floor exerciser for me?" The answer usually depends on your existing symptoms and pelvic floor...

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What is the Pelvic Floor?

What is the Pelvic Floor? In simple terms, the pelvic floor is described as a large hammock  of muscles stretching from front to back...

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Research Papers - Electrical Stimulation

Does electrical stimulation help incontinence? All round improvement in incontinence levels, sexual function and quality of life. 

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Choosing a Pelvic Floor Exerciser

A step by step guide on how to choose a pelvic floor exercise device Not sure which product to choose? Follow these FIVE STEPS...

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How to do Pelvic Floor Exercises

The best way to start is to see a pelvic health physiotherapist for an assessment and guidance. 1: Getting started  So you can hold...

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Research Papers - Vaginal Balls and Weights

Do vaginal cones and vaginal balls strengthen the pelvic floor muscles and help to overcome incontinence? Vaginal cone therapy is a successful method to...

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What Weakens the Pelvic Floor ?

Pelvic floor muscles weaken for similar reasons to other muscles in our bodies: natural ageing and inactivity. However the pelvic floor has extra demands...

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What Weakens the Pelvic Floor ?

Pelvic floor muscles weaken for similar reasons to other muscles in our bodies: natural ageing and inactivity. However the pelvic floor has extra demands...

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Research Papers - Biofeedback

Do biofeedback devices such as perineometers and EMG devices help to strengthen the pelvic floor? Four weeks of both intensive group physical therapy or...

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Pelvic Floor Exercises for Men

Why should men do pelvic floor exercises ? Strong pelvic floor muscles are important for men (or AMAB)  too. Women have been encouraged to...

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Research papers - Pelvic Organ Prolapse

The POPPY trial concluded "One-to-one pelvic floor muscle training for prolapse is effective for improvement of prolapse symptoms. Long-term benefits should be investigated, as...

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Electrical stimulation for the pelvic floor

Some of the names you may see used when describing electrical stimulation : ES : Electrical Stimulation E-Stim: Electrical Stimulation NMES : Neuro Muscular Electrical Stimulation : used to cause muscle contractions eg when...

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Aquaflex Pelvic Floor Exercise System

Physiotherapist Fiona Rogers demonstrates how to use your Aquaflex vaginal cones and how to progress your pelvic floor strengthening program using them.Vaginal weights can...

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Pelvic Floor Educator

Physiotherapist Fiona Rogers demonstrates the Pelvic Floor Educator : how to put it together and how to best use it.The

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Electrodes- the Ins and Outs - video

All of the electrodes we sell are compatible with all of the machines we sell on Pelvic Floor Exercise, this includes electrical stimulation, EMG...

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Why Use a Pelvic Floor Exerciser?

Dr Kegel, the originator of kegels, or pelvic floor exercises, did not intend his exercises to be conducted on an empty vagina. The original exercise device he...

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