MyPelvi I Pelvic Floor After Prostate Surgery

Urinary incontinence after prostate surgery is not unusual – with pelvic floor treatment from MyPelvi you can support control over your bladder, quickly and efficiently.

Many men struggle with urinary incontinence after prostate surgery. For many of those affected this can trigger anxiety and uncertainty, because involuntary loss of urine can affect everyday life, work and quality of life.

Targeted pelvic floor training after prostate surgery can help improve quality of life: strengthening the pelvic floor can shorten the duration of temporary incontinence – and at the same time it can lower the risk of permanent incontinence.

MyPelvi makes pelvic floor training efficient – with innovative magnetic field therapy you can support control over your bladder in a short time. Gentle, fast and effective.

Our effective, time-saving pelvic floor training after prostate surgery is aimed specifically at men who want to activate their pelvic floor after the operation. In just 22 minutes of training:

You activate your pelvic floor muscles – their strength and endurance can improve. This can support the function of the bladder and the urethra and reduce involuntary loss of urine.

You tackle incontinence: pelvic floor training can help prevent incontinence caused by physical activity such as coughing, sneezing or lifting, and reduce how often urine is lost in such situations.

You support your potency: prostate surgery can also affect sexual function. Pelvic floor training can promote blood flow in the pelvic area and may therefore also improve erections.

You improve your quality of life with minimal effort – without sweaty, time-consuming workouts.

About half of all men experience temporary incontinence after prostate surgery. Alongside erectile dysfunction, incontinence is one of the most common problems for those affected. Incontinence means that urine is passed involuntarily – for example when sneezing, laughing or during sport.

There are various treatment options for urinary incontinence. Pelvic floor training is a non-invasive, natural method that is often recommended to support the treatment of incontinence. When the pelvic floor muscles are stronger, bladder control can improve as well. Alternatively, medical aids such as urethral inserts, bladder catheters or medication are also used.

Pelvic floor training is an effective method that can provide support with the various forms of urinary incontinence. Whether full recovery is achieved, however, depends on the cause of the incontinence. With incontinence after prostate surgery, regular and targeted pelvic floor training can improve the chances considerably.

Learn the right technique with guidance — free of charge at your MyPelvi studio.