Pelvic floor muscle recovery probe and using method thereof

Abstract

The invention provides a pelvic floor muscle recovery probe. The pelvic floor muscle recovery probe comprises a carrier body, two pasters, a pressure sensor, an air sac, an eccentricity motor, a first passageway, a second passageway and a third passageway; the pasters are arranged at two ends of the carrier body respectively, one end of the pressure sensor is connected with the carrier body, the other end of the pressure sensor is connected with the air sac, the air sac is arranged on the carrier body, the eccentricity motor is arranged in a hollow cavity of the carrier body, the first passageway is connected with the pasters, the second passageway is connected with the pressure sensor, the third passageway is connected with the eccentricity motor, and the first passageway, the second passageway and the third passageway are fixed to the hollow cavity of the carrier body. According to the pelvic floor muscle recovery probe, electrical stimulation or electromyography signal sampling can be conducted on a pelvic floor muscle, and meanwhile, muscle pressure signals are collected and a vibratory massage is conducted.

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Benefits of technology

This patented device has two technical benefits that make it useful for improving body condition during exercise training. It uses an electrode attached to one end to detect how much force each leg needs doing when they are being used over time. By applying electricity through this elec trodes, people who train with their legs will experience more resistance against injury from repetitive movements caused by weight-bearings.

Problems solved by technology

This patented technical problem addressed in this patents relates to improving the effectiveness of pelvis floor muscular exercises (PFM) during physical therapies like leg-pressures and hip movements. Current proposals involve using separate devices with different functions but they lack integrated capabilities to achieve these goals effectively.

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