Pelvic floor assessment
Magnetic chair therapy
Magnetic chair therapy: assessment in urinary leakage and pelvic floor complaints, the limits of the treatment and an individually appropriate plan.
Updated: · General information
Treatment and assessment facilities
- Urinary leakage in women and men: stress incontinence and overactive bladder are assessed separately.
- For chronic pelvic pain and bladder pain syndrome, the cause of pain and pelvic floor function are assessed; strengthening is not appropriate in every case.
- For bladder prolapse, the degree of prolapse and associated symptoms are assessed; magnetic chair therapy does not anatomically correct the prolapse.
- The evidence for the method and its suitability vary by diagnosis; it does not replace standard treatments or guarantee results.
- Tell the physician about any pacemaker, electronic or metal implants, or pregnancy before treatment.
How is its suitability for you determined?
The choice of technology is made after the initial examination and assessments. The extent, frequency and duration of treatment vary from person to person. Our team will inform you about preparation and follow-up.
