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Who has this amazing book to assist with pelvic floor health, self help regarding incontinence, pelvic floor exercises, what is the best food to maintain a good strong pelvic floor?
www.incostress.com (also an approved NHS supplier)
www.win-health.com (leading supplier of physiotherapy equipment)
Pelvic organ prolapse affects over 50% of women over 50 years of age. I costs the health service over £2 billion.
Pessaries are a way to support and delay the process of surgical intervention. Some women who are unable to have surgery find that prolapse pessaries are a god send.
They are made from silicone or PVC and come in different shapes and sizes to accomodate differnt types of pelvic organ prolapse symptoms.
Regardless of age anyone carrying extra weight around the abdomen is a candidate for pelvic floor issues if it isn't addressed properly.
When an excess of BMI is carried around the abdominal area, it continues to put pressure on internal organs such as the bladder, bowel, urethra. With this pressure it contributes to incontinence issues.
Pessaries to treat incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse
There are over 250 pessaries available to treat symptoms of pelvic organ prolapse and incontinence, yet very few patients are told about the availabilities.The ring pessary is the most widely used to treat pelvic organ prolapse issues but is is suitable for everyone?
Over the next few weeks I will be showing you how different types of pessaries can help certain pelvic organ prolapse and incontinence issues.
What better way to start spring time with KeyGal tested and voted as one of the best pelvic toners to encourage women to remember how to do their pelvic floor exercises by women's health physiotherapists.
Your Healthy Living magazine is a lead magazine available from health stores (pick up your free copy from the health stores) has great articles and ethical products which have been tested and assessed by the team at YOUR HEALTHY LIVING.
As a general rule, before new mums return to exercise, they should wait 6-8 weeks following a natural birth, and somewhere between 8-12 weeks after a c-section. Your Doctor signs you off to exercise, so you’re best to check with them first.
If you haven’t read a previous article I wrote on “5 FAQs on c-sections”, I’d suggest you have a read through that first, to familiarise yourself with what’s involved in a c-section procedure and then return to this article.
What is Pelvic Organ Prolapse?
Pelvic Organ Prolapse, often abbreviated to POP can occur when a pelvic organ, shifts in a downward direction. There are several organs in the pelvic cavity eg uterus, bladder, vagina, urethra and rectum. If one of these organs shift out of their normal position, they often bulge through the vaginal canal. This downward displacement of organs and the tissues attached to them is called “pelvic organ prolapse” or POP for short.
Pessaries come in all shapes and sizes. Pessaries have been around for hundreds of years to treat women who suffer with pelvic organ prolapse issues.
Pessaries are available on the NHS in the UK. A select type of Milex pessaries (Cooper Surgical in the USA) are also available on the NHS. Milex pessaries are made out of medical grade silicone and are very comfortable, effective and flexible.
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What is Keygal Smart Tone’n'Control?
Keygal Smart Tone ‘n’ Control is a women’s health product ergomically shaped to be worn inside the vagina to help tone and control the pelvic floor muscles.
Many women after pregnancy and childbirth, pelvic operation or over-exertion find that they lose control over their bladder and have little feeling during sex. Many find it difficult or impossible to reach an orgasm.
Keygal Smart Tone ‘n’ Control are weighted balls made from body friendly medical grade silicone and are recommended by midwives, phyiotherapists and doctors to encourage women to work the pelvic floor naturally.
Keygal Smart Tone ‘n’ Control is smart because of its ideal weight which when inserted it rests on the PC (Pubococcygeus) muscles or more commonly known as the ‘love muscles’. The Keygal Smart Tone ‘n’ Control is able to stimulate the muscles and trains the women to be able to spontaneously contract. This contraction leads to muscle training and muscle stimulation.
For more indepth medical information about the pelvic floor please go to our main website http://www.candgmedicare.com where you will find information and free downloads to help you with your bladder/pelvic floor routine. Medical staff please feel free to enquire about our full range of pessaries.
What’s the difference between KeyGal Medic Tone’n'Control and KeyGal Smart Tone’n'Control?
KeyGal Medic is a medical device which has gone through clinical studies, the most recent are with Dr Bruce Crawford a lead gynaecologist who founded the pfilates program. There is another clinical study going on now at Cardiff University Hospital. KeyGal Medic ideally should be used for those who have very little or weak pelvic floor muscle control. KeyGal Medic is the initial training aid which is lighter and smaller than the KeyGal Smart Tone ‘n’ Control. Start training and finding the pelvic floor muscles with the KeyGal Medic then work up to the KeyGal Smart Tone ‘n’ Control as the muscles get stronger.
C&G Medicare Ltd based in the UK offer full support and training with their products, so you never have to feel that after you buy are products you are left to get on with it. We are here to help you every step of the way.
How should I clean my KeyGal products?
KeyGal Tone ‘n’ Control products are made from body frieldly medical grade grade silicone, hygienic and easy to clean. You can wash in perfume free soap and warm water, we also recommend using KeyGal Clean to clean and protect your product. KeyGal Clean is safe to use on skin. It kills 99.999% of bacteria and forms a layer of protection so germs can’t breed during the time the product is not in use.
For more information contact C&G Medicare www.candgmedicare.com
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