Pelvic floor muscle stimulation device

Abstract

This pelvic floor muscle stimulation device uses EMS (Electrical Muscle Stimulation) As shown in the "reference perspective view of usage," the device is in the form of a foldable mat, and the device body has a pair of stimulation sections, one on each side of which a person's buttocks are placed, and a first band-shaped non-stimulation section, where a person's groin is placed, formed in a stepped shape with the stimulation section side slightly lower, and a second band-shaped non-stimulation section, also formed in a similar shape, around the entire periphery. Furthermore, a coccyx positioning recess is formed at the rear of the central section in the horizontal direction, allowing the coccyx to be positioned without contact, and a fold line is provided in the center of the width of the first non-stimulation section, allowing the entire device to be folded in half with the pair of stimulation sections on the inside. A controller, which controls the current flowing through the pair of stimulation sections, is removably mounted at the front opposite the coccyx positioning recess with a magnetic hook and eye structure. The device is placed on the seat of a chair, and a person sits with their buttocks placed on it, and a micro-current is passed through the pelvic floor muscles through the left and right stimulation sections of the device body to stimulate muscle contraction, thereby training the pelvic floor muscles. When not in use, remove the controller and fold it in half along the fold lines with the pair of stimulation sections facing inward.

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