Non-invasive pelvic floor muscle training treatment system

Abstract

The invention discloses a non-invasive pelvic floor muscle training treatment system. The non-invasive pelvic floor muscle training treatment system comprises an abdominal belt type piezoelectric filmsensing device, wherein the abdominal belt type piezoelectric film sensing device comprises a piezoelectric film sensor arranged on an abdominal belt and used for sensing vibration of the lower abdomen of a human body and converting the vibration into electric charge quantity; a charge amplifier which is coupled with the piezoelectric film sensor and is used for converting the charge quantity into a voltage signal; a signal conditioning circuit which is coupled with the charge amplifier and is used for denoising and amplifying the voltage signal; and a signal output module which is used for converting the voltage signal into a visual signal and outputting the visual signal. Through the signal conditioning circuit coupled with the charge amplifier, the voltage signal is denoised and amplified, and the signal output module converts the voltage signal into the visual signal and outputs the visual signal, so that a user can conveniently test and exercise pelvic floor muscles under the condition that the user wears clothes anytime and anywhere, and the user is prevented from worrying about privacy.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of training and treatment systems, and more particularly relates to a non-invasive pelvic floor muscle training and treatment system. Background technique [0002] Female pelvic floor dysfunction (pelvic functional disorder, PFD) is an acquired dysfunctional lesion caused by pelvic floor connective tissue, fascia, and pelvic floor muscle damage, manifested as stress urinary incontinence, chronic pelvic pain, and pelvic organ prolapse and other symptoms. Childbirth and pregnancy are independent risk factors for PFD. Prolonged gestational age, increased fetal weight, and long-term overload of the pelvic floor muscles lead to muscle fatigue and atrophy. Postpartum pelvic floor muscle function training is a related treatment technology for comprehensive rehabilitation. It is currently recognized as an effective method to prevent and improve PFD by mitigating, recovering and reconstructing pelvic floor muscle-re...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] Most of the common clinical measurements and treatments are invasive vaginal probes or non-invasive perineal testing. Most of these devices are complicated to operate, and generally can only be tested and treated in hospitals, and patients’ privacy cannot be well protected

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