Electromagnetic Pelvic-Floor Stimulation Treatment
A private, non-surgical service designed to stimulate the pelvic-floor muscles, delivered through our mobile appointment service.
Learn how it works, who it may be suitable for and what to expect.
- Nationwide Service
- Discreet & Professional
- Evidence-Informed Approach
The information on this service website is for general information only and is not intended to replace advice from a GP or other qualified professional. We do not diagnose medical conditions.
HOW EMS WORKS
Stimulating the Pelvic-Floor Muscles
Electromagnetic pelvic-floor stimulation uses electromagnetic energy to produce repeated contractions in the pelvic-floor muscles while you remain seated and clothed. The purpose is to stimulate muscle activity in an area that plays an important role in bladder and bowel control.
The treatment is one option for people exploring pelvic-floor support. For urinary incontinence, recognised guidance also recommends approaches such as supervised pelvic-floor muscle training and, where appropriate, bladder training. EMS should not be presented as a replacement for medical assessment or established care.
Muscle Stimulation
Electromagnetic stimulation is used to produce repeated contractions of the pelvic-floor muscles while you remain seated.
Non-Invasive
External & Non-Surgical. Treatment is delivered while you remain seated and clothed, without surgery or an internal procedure.
Efficient
Shorter Non Invasive Sessions. Designed Around the Day to Day Routine. Available At An Appointment and done.
Mobile Service
Our service can be delivered through home visits in covered areas, giving you an alternative to travelling to a clinic.
AREAS WE CAN DISCUSS
Conditions Associated with Pelvic-Floor Weakness
Pelvic-floor problems can affect bladder or bowel control, recovery after childbirth or prostate treatment, and other aspects of pelvic health. During a consultation, we can discuss your symptoms and whether our service may be appropriate for you.
Urinary Incontinence
Leakage may occur with coughing, exercise or other activity, with a sudden urge to urinate, or through a few symptoms.
Postpartum Pelvic-Floor Weakness
Pregnancy & childbirth can place significant strain on pelvic floor. It may incur changes in bladder or bowel control.
Post-Prostate Surgery
Urinary leakage can occur following prostate surgery. Pelvic-floor rehabilitation is an important part of recovery and continence.
Faecal Incontinence
Difficulty controlling bowel movements can be associated with problems affecting the pelvic floor muscles or anal sphincter.
WHAT TO EXPECT
A Simple and Private Treatment Process
Book a Consultation
Tell us what you would like to discuss, including your symptoms and relevant medical history. We'll explain the service and answer your questions.
Discuss Your Suitability
We'll explain how the treatment works, discuss whether it may be appropriate for you and answer any questions you have.
Your Treatment Sessions
If treatment is considered appropriate, you'll remain seated and fully clothed while the EMS system stimulates the pelvic-floor muscles.
Review Your Next Steps
We'll explain what to expect after your session and answer any questions you may have about the service.
Discreet Service
Appointments are provided at suitable locations, subject to availability and suitability.
Seated Treatment
EMS system is used while you remain seated, fully clothed during the treatment session.
Flexible Options
Home visits are available in many areas. Subject to location & suitability.
EVIDENCE & SAFETY
Evidence-Informed.
Safety-Focused.
We believe people should have clear information before deciding whether a treatment is right for them. We explain how EMS works, what the available evidence tells us, and where there are uncertainties.
- Evidence Reviewed
- Safety Comes First
- Clear About Uncertainty
- Informed Decisions
- We do not present EMS as a guaranteed solution
- Not a Medical Replacement
Independent Guidance & Evidence
Information about incontinence, pelvic floor health and treatment options on this website may reference independent clinical guidance and published information from recognised sources, including the NHS and the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE).
Incontinence Direct is an independent private provider and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, approved by or part of the NHS or NICE.
Private and Discreet Treatments
Helping Individuals Across UK.
Professional Team
Trained Team members With a Commitment to Privacy.
Your Privacy. Our Priority.
Discreet, Confidential Service, you can trust.
Our Information Sources
NHS & NICE guidance | Published research
READY TO TAKE THE NEXT STEP?
Find Out If EMS May Be Right for You
Book a private consultation to discuss your symptoms, learn how EMS works and find out whether it may be suitable for you.