PFXA Pelvic Floor Exerciser: Anal Sensor

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Quick Overview

The Pelvic Floor Exerciser with anal sensor for men and women
Displays progress & level of performance to tackle bowel incontinence
Rejuvenates weak pelvic floor muscles so you can regain control
Simple to use, delivers great results
Full instructions included

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If you are currently experiencing signs of bowel incontinence, or if you simply want to ensure your muscles are as effective as they can be, the PFX-A is the ideal solution!

The Pelvic Floor Exerciser with Anal Sensor is designed for both men and women, for example, if you have incontinence following prostate surgery, damage to the sphincter muscles and tissue caused by childbirth, or even after prolapse surgery- the PFX-A can help!

Effective pelvic floor exercises can strengthen and rejuvenate your essential pelvic floor muscles back to their original strength. Additionally, the PFX-A with Anal Sensor has a feedback feature which displays your strength on a 0-12 scale. This not only provides constant encouragement, studies have also shown that user-feedback speeds learning and can increase the success rate of pelvic exercises by 50%!

Additional Information

SKU / Product Code	81009
Brand	Peritron
Included Contents	PFX-A Indicator, anal sensor, 140cm Connecting tube (55 Inches), Full instructions
Weight	0.5100

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Good device for training yourself back to tightness Review by OH

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Overall a good device, and I'm sure with regular use will tighten everything up down there where its needed.

Would have liked an alternative (larger - as in greater diameter) probe as I feel that training around that would offer additional strength that wont be able to be developed with the existing probe... but this is a minor niggle...
(Posted on 13 May 2013)