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The pelvic floor – where is it located and why is it so important?
Bladder weakness, incontinence problems, erectile dysfunction or prostate problems can often be sustainably alleviated with pelvic floor training.
Many women and even more men have little knowledge about where their pelvic floor is located and what functions it performs. For women, pregnancy often leads them to deal with their pelvic floor. Others come across the topic for the first time when complaints such as fecal or urinary incontinence occur. Targeted training, for example with the non-invasive pelvic floor trainings device PelvicTool, can strengthen the pelvic floor muscles and prevent such complaints.
