Pelvic floor health has become a trendy topic in the wellness world as of late, and many products are popping up on the market claiming to improve your pelvic floor. However, not all pelvic ...

A surgeon at the University of Minnesota partnered with graduate students and faculty to develop an affordable, reusable and environmentally sustainable surgical tool for repairing pelvic floor ...

A world-first innovative device that can measure pelvic floor muscle changes in women is being developed at the University of Auckland. The device, called the FemFit, is the focus of research into ...

Pelvic organ prolapse (POP) occurs when the normal support of the vagina is lost, resulting in the “sagging” or dropping of the female pelvic organs. This is very common: 50% of women will have some ...

Australia-based Analytica has received FDA 510(k) clearance for PeriCoach, its smartphone-connected device that helps women monitor their pelvic floor exercises. The goal of PeriCoach is to reduce or ...

Pelvic floor problems like incontinence, prolapse, trouble going to the toilet and pain during sex are all too common, and often the best line of treatment is physio. Maia Heath, Brunel University ...

Like many people who have given birth, I suffer from occasional urinary incontinence (there’s a reason why so many of us cross our legs when we sneeze!). And while I have been prone to leaking after ...

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Tracy MacNeal, president and CEO of Materna Medical, a MedTech company developing products to help protect women's pelvic health. Sex isn’t supposed to hurt. Yet, for up to 17% of women, it does. The ...

In fact, caring for the pelvic floor muscles like you would any muscle group can help keep them in good shape—but doing so goes far beyond Kegels. “If you compare these muscles to your hamstrings, for ...