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Approximately 3 weeks before delivery you should begin your EPI·NO
exercises to increase the elasticity of your pelvic floor muscles.
About 15 minutes per day. As in sport, the muscles will
be strengthened and stretched.
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Strengthening
the Pelvic Floor Muscles |

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Insert the EPI·NO balloon 2/3rds into the
vagina. Gently contract and relax your muscles against
the balloon, which provides
resistance.
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Stretch
the Perineum |

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Slowly inflate the EPI·NO balloon to the point
of stretching and comfort. Each day you will inflate and
stretch more. There is no risk to your
baby.
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Simulate
the Birth |

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After the stretching phase relax your pelvic
floor muscles and allow the inflated EPI·NO balloon to
gently expel itself from the vagina. This will familiarise
you with the sensation of delivering the baby’s
head.
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birth animation
(please klick on the picture)
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Medical Media. All Rights
Reserved. All-Round
Good Feeling! Wi th EPI·NO you can optimally prepare for the birth of
your baby by gently stretching your pelvic floor muscles and perineum
to avoid injury associated with delivery. After your baby is born, the
EPI·NO Delphine Plus is your ideal partner to help you recover the
strength and tone of your over-stretched, weak and possibly injured
pelvic floor muscles.
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Pelvic Floor Muscles protect and
strengthen – for that all-round Good Feeling!
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How EPI·NO Delphine Plus and EPI·NO Delphine will
benefit you:
• A simple device to exercise anytime at home •
Complements your perineal massaging • Reduces the risk of perineal
tears and episiotomy • Less stress for mother and baby during second
stage of labour • Optimal device for speeding the regeneration/
recovery process • More sexual satisfaction • Biofeedback monitors
and motivates your recovery performance
Delphine EPI·NO Delphine Plus and Delphine are
patented and have undergone sucessful clinical testing.
They are available in pharmacies.
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