Dr Gyno Pelvic Floor Stimulator

Dr Gyno Pelvic Floor Stimulator reduces or eliminates your urinary incontinence.

Dr Gyno Pelvic Floor Stimulator is an easy to use personal device which will reduce or eliminate your urinary incontinence within 4-6 weeks if used consistently once a day for 30 minutes.

Dr Gyno Pelvic Floor Stimulator Dr Gyno 101 Pelvic Floor Stimulator helps prevent urinary incontinence, urge and stress. Dr Gyno 101 is a vaginal myostimulator that induces the pelvic muscles to contract and relax, similar to Kegel exercises. Dr Gyno 101 Pelvic Floor Stimulator is safe, effective and discrete.

It is estimated that over 2.5 million women in Australia and New Zealand suffer from incontinence. Many of these women never mention this problem from embarrassment!

There are two types of incontinence: Stress incontinence and urge incontinence.

Stress incontinence is when someone accidentally wets themselves in the course of everyday activities including: sneezing, coughing, running or picking up heavy objects. This “leaky tap” syndrome is caused by weak pelvic floor muscles.

Urge incontinence is feeling the need to go to the toilet frequently and becoming incontinent whenever the desire to urinate comes. Often this leads to further stress, with women avoiding taking long journeys or new situations where they are unsure of the toilet location. Weak pelvic floor muscles are often the cause.

Many women suffer from both stress and urge incontinence.

What is sexual dysfunction? Sexual dysfunction is difficulty during any stage of the sexual act that prevents the individual or couple from enjoying sexual activity. Many types of sexual dysfunction are closely tied in with weak pelvic floor muscles. This can include:

• pain during sex
• sexual insensitivity
• feeling the need to urinate during sex
• urinating during sex
• looser vagina canal

According to a report by a British paper on incontinence 43% of incontinence patients also complain about sexual dysfunction.

What are pelvic floor muscles?These are the muscles surrounding the anus, urethra and vagina in women. These muscles control urination when force is applied such as coughing, sneezing, and lifting.

Weakened pelvic floor muscles lead to incontinence. Often when the muscles are stretched out of shape significantly the boundaries between the vagina, urethra and anus become unclear. This can lead to the urethra being easily stimulated (causing the need to urinate) and the vagina and the urethra becoming more vulnerable to bacterial infections.

It is necessary for all women to exercise these muscles otherwise they will inevitably suffer from problems of leaking urine. This problem might be mildly annoying or can be completely incapacitating; where a woman is unable to leave her home because of a steady flow of leaking urine.

How to strengthen Pelvic Floor muscles: The main methods for strengthening pelvic floor muscles are Kegel exercises. This involves applying force to anal sphincter as if drawing the muscle up for five seconds and releasing it for five seconds. Ideally you will do this sequence three times per day for at least 10 minutes a session. Once the muscles get stronger you will hold the sequence for 10 seconds and then release.

The main methods for strengthening pelvic floor muscles are Kegel exercises. This involves applying force to anal sphincter as if drawing the muscle up for five seconds and releasing it for five seconds. Ideally you will do this sequence three times per day for at least 10 minutes a session. Once the muscles get stronger you will hold the sequence for 10 seconds and then release.

It takes months to strengthen pelvic floor muscles this way so you do need to be patient. Although this is very effective a lot of women find difficulty in accessing the right muscles and also actually remembering to do the exercises. There are also drugs, and in severe cases, surgery can also assist. Electrical stimulation, preferably combined with manual exercises, is the most effective and least evasive way to rectify the problem.

The Dr Gyno Pelvic Floor Stimulator is a less demanding and quicker way to strengthen the pelvic floor. The Dr Gyno 101 was approved by the American FDA in 2000 as a medical pelvic muscle contract release exercise device. Dr Gyno 101 has undergone over 500 clinical trails and its treatment efficiency is known to be around 90%. It generally takes 4-6 weeks of continuous use to start getting a positive effect from the Dr Gyno 101 Pelvic Floor Stimulator.

What is the Dr Gyno 101? The Dr Gyno 101 is a vaginal myostimulator that induces the pelvic floor muscles to contract and relax. Effectively giving them a workout similar to doing Kegel exercises. By strengthening and building up these muscles they can help to fix the causes of the incontinence and sexual dysfunction associated with weak pelvic floor muscles.

The Dr Gyno 101 is a small, portable device, which can be used at home. This is a huge benefit for the thousands of women out there who are too embarrassed to talk about these problems.

How does the Dr Gyno 101 work? An internal probe is inserted into the vagina. This is easy to insert and a water based lubricant (such as K-Y Jelly) can be used if you have any difficulties.

The electrical currents from this probe, activate sensory nerve fibres that can facilitate or inhibit a sensory-motor response.

Dr Gyno 101 has two electrical wave modes: micro-pulse (MP) and cyclic stimulation (CS).

MP (micro-pulse) is composed of low frequency electric waves, which are used in general physical therapy. MP helps to stimulate the blood circulation in the muscles surrounding the vagina. This assists in treating “urge incontinence” – feeling the urge to go to the toilet frequently.

CS (cyclic stimulation) helps to strengthen muscles by repetitively contracting and releasing them in turn. There is a timer on the device which controls the time spent contracting and relaxing, which means that it can be adapted as more muscle control is gained. Strengthening these muscles will assist in treating incontinence and sexual dysfunction caused by weak pelvic floor muscles.

How to use Dr Gyno 101:

• Clean the vaginal probe using soap or a vaginal cleanser under running water.
• Ensure the timer switches on the rear are set to the correct times as set out in your guide.
• Insert the probe into the vagina. To assist in a smooth insertion, you can spread a water based lubricant all over the probe.
• The best posture is to lie down on the side with the legs drawn in. It is important to hold the legs tight enough to prevent the probe from being removed.
• Press the on/off button to start the device. The LED on the left of the on/off button and the one beside the UI button should light up.
• The device should not start unless the volume is on 0. This is to prevent you from getting a fright from having a stronger current without warning.
• There is a dial on the bottom of the device called the volume. You can adjust this to the level which are comfortable with. It is important to ensure that your legs are held tight so that the device does not come out of the vagina.
• The UI mode which the device starts in, is designed to improve blood circulation around the muscles and nerves in the vagina.
• You can switch to the SI button by pressing it. There are 3 modes of use in this button indicated by the 3 LED lights next to it. To switch between these press the SI button again until the appropriate LED is lit up.

• Top LED: This will produce a similar effect to the Kegel exercise that strengthens the pelvic floor muscle surrounding the vagina and anus.
• Middle LED: The probe movement becomes stronger, which should feel as if the pelvic muscle contracted itself. This assists in improving stress incontinence or abdominal pressure incontinence.
• Bottom LED: This should feel as though the pelvic floor muscles are contracting softly. This assists in improving discomfort that can come from using these muscles which have been out of practice for so long.

It is important to remember that the pelvic floor is a muscle just the same as any other muscle in your body. For your health and for it to function fully, it must be exercised. If you are unused to exercising a muscle when you begin it will feel strained at first. You may find some discomfort at using this muscle which you have not used for so long. This is normal and healthy way for an unused muscle to feel. It is similar to having a workout at the gym. For the muscle to improve it must be pushed beyond its current limits. Please persevere and the muscle will gain strength.

What does it feel like when Dr Gyno 101 is on? You should feel a contraction of the muscles. It will feel as if you were suppressing the urge to urinate and then letting go.

How long do I use it for? Dr Gyno 101 comes with instructions on settings and times instructions to help with your specific needs. These settings and times will differ for different issues. Most time the sessions will be about 30 minutes long.

Once you have succeeded in strengthening the pelvic floor muscles, it is recommended that you continue using Dr Gyno 101 to maintain strong muscles and good pelvic health. As with any muscles it is important to continue exercise for them to stay healthy and strong.

When will I see results? Each person is different. Factors, such as age, weight, overall health, menopause and the number of vaginal childbirths had will affect how long Dr Gyno 101 will take to work.

Most clients see a significant reduction in symptoms within 4-6 weeks of continuous use. In the best case scenario, you will notice a tightening of the pelvic floor muscles after about 30 days of regular use.

A clinical study, on patients with urinary incontinence and sexual dysfunction, used a Dr Gyno 101. An improvement in sexual relations was noted from both participants and their partners within one to two months.

Dr Gyno Pelvic Floor Stimulator Precautions: Do not use the device other than for the intended treatment purpose.

Do NOT use Dr Gyno during:

• Bath
• Sleep
• Sexual intercourse
• Menstruation
• Drug or alcohol intoxication
• When a pessary or tampon is inserted in the vagina

Please consult a doctor before using Dr Gyno in the following cases:

• Acute disease
• Malignant tumour
• Heart problems
• High fever
• Pregnancy
• Inflammation of the skin mucosa around the treatment area

Do NOT use Dr Gyno if:

• You have a pacemaker implant
• Your vagina or urinary tract has an infection of any kind
• During Vaginal bleeding or menstruation
• You have any problems of any kind related to the treatment
  • Consult your doctor as soon as possible
• Note well that the safe use of Dr Gyno during pregnancy has not been established.

Care of your Dr Gyno Pelvic Floor Stimulator:

• Clean the vaginal probe (electric simulator) under running water, using a soap or vaginal cleanser.
• To sterilize Dr Gyno 101 use a medical alcohol or a cleanser and then wash it off under running water for 5 to 10 seconds.
• Do not soak it in water or alcohol.
• Do not alter or modify the device in any way
• Do not store Dr Gyno in a room with a high heat or high humidity.
• Do not use the device other than for the treatment purpose
• Do not soak the body of the device in water. Clean it with a cloth if necessary.

Whats included in the Dr Gyno 101? You will receive the body of the device, a vaginal probe, two adhesive skin patches and a battery. Also included is an instruction booklet detailing use of the machine and a brochure providing additional information about incontinence and the research that went into the Dr Gyno 101.

The vaginal probe and the adhesive skin patches plug easily into the device. The device is then simply turned on and the controls adjusted to your specific needs.

The body of the device is set up to take 9 volt batteries (one is included). There is also a jack on the side of the device which an adaptor can be fitted into. The adaptor is not included in this package. An adaptor can be purchased from a local electrical or computer store if you would prefer to use one it plugged into the power supply.

Specifications: Personal low-frequency device. Class 2, B type. For reduction in incontinence symptoms.

Rated voltage and frequency: AC 110/220V, 60Hz (adaptor) DC 9volt Power consumption (9 volt battery)

Size: Body:80mm x 130mm x 31.5mm, Insertion probe: 125mm (length) x 26mm (diameter)

Weight: Body: 210g (plus or minus 10% battery). Insertion probe 95g

Dr Gyno 101 Pelvic Floor Stimulator is manufactured in Korea

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