Description
EM Bella Chair” or “Emsella Chair” most commonly refers to a medical device used for treating urinary incontinence and other pelvic floor issues. It works by using High-Intensity Focused Electromagnetic (HIFEM) technology to stimulate deep muscle contractions in the pelvic floor.
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How the chair works
A user sits fully clothed in the chair during the treatment session.
The device delivers electromagnetic pulses that cause the pelvic floor muscles to contract thousands of times, far more intensely than a person can achieve with voluntary Kegel exercises.
A single 30-minute session is designed to deliver the equivalent of over 11,000 Kegels, strengthening the pelvic muscles to help alleviate incontinence symptoms.
Uses and benefits
Urinary Incontinence: It is primarily used to treat stress, urge, and mixed urinary incontinence in both men and women by strengthening weakened pelvic floor muscles.
Sexual Health: It can also improve sexual wellness by increasing blood flow and sensation in the pelvic area.
Convenience: The procedure is non-invasive and patients remain fully clothed, making it a convenient treatment option.
Medical and commercial names
EM Bella: This is a brand name for a chair that incorporates HIFEM technology, sometimes sold by medical equipment suppliers like ADSS Group.
Emsella: This is another brand name for a similar pelvic floor treatment chair, manufactured by BTL. The name “Emsella” and “EM Bella” are sometimes used interchangeably in a generic sense to refer to this type of treatment chair.
Important considerations
Medical Treatment: This is a medical device, and treatment is typically administered in a clinical setting under the supervision of a trained professional.
Efficacy: While many people report positive results, some physical therapists and medical professionals suggest combining the treatment with traditional pelvic floor physical therapy for optimal long-term outcomes.
