IncJournal vs Pelvic Floor Trainer使用状況と統計

Urinary incontinence -- when you can't control your bladder -- is a treatable condition. To get you the right treatment, your doctor will need to find the cause of your problem. With this app you can keep a record of how much you drink and how often you pee, which will help the doctor to find the cause of incontinence. For some people, caffeine seems to irritate the bladder and worsen symptoms. Soda and other carbonated drinks could have the same effect. Alcohol makes you pee more. During three months we will guide you with some general recommendations and exercises that can help to improve the urinary incontinence. We will regularly ask you to check if the exercises work so that you can fill in an experience report at the end of the program. The exercises are non-medicated and try to improve the symptoms in a gentle way. Use graphs to understand the impact of your drink habitudes on the incontinence. Use weekly reports to assess the improvements. Use a report to help your doctor to find the right treatment. You can export the information in an editable format or use the printer ready reports in pdf format. Create your own analysis in Excel or Numbers thanks to the export in CSV format.

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Pelvic Floor Trainer

Pelvic Floor Trainer - Squeeze during pregnancy and after birth is your guide for rehabilitation and strengthening of your pelvic floor after giving birth. The App was developed by experts and ensures that you exercise correctly. Use the App as a motivation for making pelvic floor exercises an integral part of your daily life. It is your tool to have at hand at all times. Now, you can squeeze correctly – anytime and anywhere. Why are pelvic floor exercises so important? Pregnancy and birth strain the pelvic floor muscles that can also slacken with advancing age. Pelvic floor exercises are important, in order for you to rediscover your body and be able to do all the activities you were used to doing before getting pregnant. Many women experience difficulties holding in urine after giving birth, for example while running, jumping on a trampoline or when laughing, sneezing or coughing. It is scientifically proven that pelvic floor exercises have a significant effect on incontinence, both before, during and after pregnancy. But as with any training, it’s all about getting started as soon as possible and training both properly and regularly. Functions: The app has several functions that ensure successful pelvic floor training. - Reminders - Photos - Videos with exercises - Sound files - ’My downloads’:Your downloaded videos and sound files, which you can also use offline. The exercises are divided into three levels, ensuring that everyone can participate regardless of the individual level. 1. Beginner 2. Slightly experienced 3. Very experienced Developed by experts The App is developed by physiotherapist Ulla Due in cooperation with midwife PhD Sara Kindberg from GynZone.