| abstract |
A device and method for treating urinary as well as fecal incontinence by selectively and controllably imparting stimuli to the pelvic region. The device is adapted to be compressively positioned against the crotch of the user to thus identify target pelvic floor muscles and muscle groups responsible for urinary and/or fecal continence and provide periodic stimulus thereto by way of pressure, stretching, resistance, vibration, and/or heat. The frequency, duration, and extent of the stimulus may be varied as desired for exercise regimens. The device may further be utilized to impart magnetic therapy to the pelvic region of the user or may include a stimulator for imparting a pleasurable sensation to the sex organs. The device may additionally be utilized as a therapy for pain management. |