TensCare Perfect PFE electronic muscle stimulator Sticker plate Blue, White

Description
Even if it is not often spoken about, bladder weakness and fecal incontinence affect men as well as women, particularly for those with postprostatectomy incontinence. To address the issue many choose to ignore, we have created a version of our Perfect PFE unit specifically for men.

Perfect PFE MEN sends a gentle stimulation (similar to your natural nerve impulses) direct to your pelvic floor muscles through an anal probe with stainless steel electrodes or with optional electrode pads. These signals make your pelvic floor muscles contract, toning them for you to help you regain control over them and fight bladder weakness.

Like its female counterpart, Perfect PFE MEN also has a programme designed to provide pelvic pain relief in addition to the programmes fighting bladder weakness. The conditions it addresses are chronic prostatitis and chronic pelvic pain syndrome.

Additionally, Perfect PFE MEN Pelvic Floor Exerciser helps maintaining healthy bowel movement, improving pelvic strength, and amplifying rectal sensation for enhanced pleasure. It can also help you to perform the exercises recommended for recovery from Erectile Dysfunction.

Key Features
- Single channel unit to treat symptoms of urinary and faecal incontinence via an anal probe via adjustable depth;
- Gentle stimulation with fine tune adjustment settings for different levels of intensity;
- 5 Preset Programmes;
- EMS programmes including STRES, URGE, MIXED and TONE aftercare; and additional TENS programme providing relief from prostatitis pain and pelvic pain;
- Treatment Timer;
- Unit defaults to 20 minutes’ treatment to ensure the pelvic floor muscles are not over-worked. The user can manually reset this;
- Automatically resets the strength to zero and flashes ‘LEADS’ if the connection comes loose;
- Automatic keypad lock prevents any accidental changes in settings;
- Large LCD screen clearly shows the operation of the unit and the programme and intensity being used.