XFT-0010CK Pelvic Muscle Trainer is a new innovation product owned by XFT. This device adopts pneumatic principle and biofeedback technology. It can guide and help females to perform pelvic muscle exercise (Kegel exercise) more safely and effectively, which means that you may achieve better bladder control, improve symptoms of stress and urge incontinence, prevent pelvic organ relaxation, enhance intimacy and improve problems that contribute to female sexual dysfunctions such as muscle relaxation or painful spasm. The device also features a biofeedback system that provides real-time feedback on the strength and duration of contractions, helping users to optimize their workout and achieve maximum results.

Functions and Features

• Adopt pneumatic and biofeedback technology, guides you through quick and efficient Kegel exercises.
• Automatically pump and deflate, easier to operation.
• Real-time pressure value be shown on the digital pressure gauge in mmHg, more accurate.
• No voice prompt, more discreet,"Beep" prompt to guide when to Contract and when to Relax, users no need to eyes on screen during exercises.
• Built in "Train" and "Free" modes to test and track your progress weekly,train mode gives out pelvic muscle strength level when training completed, helps to monitor progress and motivates you to improve performance.
• Flexible Medical Grade Silicone Sensor for training in multiple positions (lying, sitting and standing).

Understanding of Pelvic Muscles

Pelvic Floor Muscle is composed of muscle fibers of the levator ani, the coccygeus, and associated connective tissue which span the area underneath the pelvis.

Pelvic Floor Muscle is consists of two types of muscle fibres:

Slow twitch: Hold on for lengthy periods support abdominal organs and also works constantly to keep urine up inside the bladder until a suitable time and place for urination is found.

Fast twitch: Designed to act strongly and quickly, but does not hold on for long periods. Acts as an extra closing force during a laugh, cough or sneeze. ( this extra force stop the bladder muscle, the detrusor, from contracting as well. It puts you in control. Which is the muscle one need to get hold of .

Pelvic floor muscles are just like other muscles. Exercise can make them stronger.Women with bladder control problems can regain control through pelvic muscle exercises, also called Kegel exercises.