Approximately 3 to 6 weeks after delivery you
should begin Pelvic Muscle Exercises (PME) with EPI·NO Delphine Plus
to regenerate the strength and tone of those hard to find pelvic floor
muscles.
The stronger your pelvic floor muscles the higher the
pressure you can exert on the balloon. The pressure gauge on the EPI·NO
Delphine Plus monitors your performance and informs you that your PME’s
are correct. This is called Bio-feedback and helps motivate you to see
your performance improve.

EPI·NO Delphine Plus helps you to exactly
locate, exercise and monitor your effective performance of those
hard-to-find pelvic floor muscles.
What are the pelvic floor musles ?
The pelvic floor muscles are one of the most important
muscle groups in your body. They are a sling of muscles
stretching from the tailbone (at the base of the spine) to the pubic
bone in front.
They support and contribute to the lower body’s posture,
breathing and circulation system.
The stronger the pelvic
floor muscles, the better the functioning of your lower organs:
uterus, bladder and bowel. In addition, well toned pelvic floor
muscles ensure greater sexual
pleasure.
Why exercise the
pelvic floor muscles ?
During pregnancy and childbirth your pelvic floor muscles will be
extensively stretched. Your body will partially regenerate these muscles
naturally.
However, with a conscientious contraction/ relaxation
training programme, these muscles will soon recover their former
strength and tone. Exercising with EPI·NO Delphine Plus will help you
achieve this.
At the beginning of the pelvic floor muscle
training, the greatest problem is that a lot of women do not even know
where their pelvic floor muscles are or have difficulties tensing
these muscles specifically It is therefore
important in training to develop a feeling for the muscles of the
pelvic floor and to sense the right muscle groups. EPI·NO Delphine Plus gives you effective help in this matter with
Biofeedback.
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