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WE ARE CURRENTLY IN THE PROCESS OF REBUILDING OUR WEBSITE. IF YOU EXPERIENCE ANY DIFFICULTIES NAVIGATING AROUND THE SITE, PLEASE CALL US ON 01835 864866 FOR HELP! OUR ONLINE SHOP IS FULLY OPERATIONAL AND IS NOT AFFECTED BY THE WEBSITE CHANGES. YOU CAN SEARCH FOR THE PRODUCTS OF YOUR CHOICE THERE! SIMPLY CLICK ON THE 'TO SHOP ONLINE' MOVING LINK ABOVE TO BE REDIRECTED TO OUR ONLINE SHOP. IF YOU EXPERIENCE ANY DIFFICULTIES NAVIGATING AROUND THE SITE or GOING TO OUR ONLINE SHOP, PLEASE CALL US ON 01835 864866 FOR HELP! Our International number for calling from outside the UK is + 44 1835 864866. Advanced Wireless and Cordless Remote Technology in a Discreet Electrical Neuromuscular Stimulator for Women experiencing Stress Incontinence, Urge Incontinence and Mixed Incontinence Keep your pelvic muscles strong and healthy EFFORTLESSLY with Athena PMT
In the UK, Athena PMT receives much interest and is recommended by the well known TV doctor - Dr Chris Steele. Strong pelvic floor muscles contribute to life long continence and a healthy sex life.
Pelvic floor - pelvic floor muscles - the pubococcygeal muscles - are a 'hammock like' group
of muscles that stretch from side to side across the pelvic floor. Pelvic floor
muscles hold pelvic organs and abdominal content inside the pelvis. Pelvic floor supports
the uterus, bladder and bowels. It also contributes to sexual function,
including sensation and secretion during sexual arousal.
Weak pelvic floor leads to the development of stress incontinence, which initially present itself as urine leakage during coughing, sneezing, exercising or even simply running or walking briskly. If pelvic floor weakening is not addressed and eradicated early, the weakness can often progress further beyond the incontinence problems. Weak pelvic floor can eventually contribute to the development of a very unpleasant prolapse of pelvic organs (i.e. cervical, urethral, bowel, etc.) that may require painful surgical repair followed by a long and restrictive convalescence period.
Stress Incontinence Childbirth is one of the major reasons of compromised and weakening pelvic floor. Compromised pelvic floor muscles manifest themselves as urine leakage called 'stress incontinence'. Stress incontinence is the most common type of urinary incontinence in women. However, current research indicates that the loss of pelvic muscle tone that leads to progressively weakening pelvic floor occurs even in women, who have never given birth. Others reasons influencing pelvic floor strength include hormonal changes during natural ageing process, the menopause or even participation in high impact sports (i.e. jumping, running and heavy lifting). Urge Incontinence
Mixed Incontinence Many people experience a mixture of stress incontinence and urge incontinence - called 'mixed incontinence'. Pelvic Floor and the Management of Urinary Incontinence Pelvic floor exercises / Kegel exercises are the main treatment for stress incontinence. Pelvic floor exercises / Kegel exercises also help with the bladder training that is a key part of the urge incontinence management. Pelvic floor exercises can, therefore, help women experiencing stress incontinence, urge incontinence and also mixed incontinence, too! Pelvic floor exercises - often referred to as Kegel exercises - help women to maintain healthy and strong pelvic floor muscles throughout their entire lives.
Strong pelvic floor muscles mean fewer embarrassing problems with urinary incontinence as well as better sexual responsiveness and sensitivity. Women of all ages should strive to maintain their pelvic floor muscles strong and toned by exercising pelvic floor muscles regularly to prevent any muscular weaknesses from developing. The benefits of strong pelvic floor include prevention and/or elimination of urinary leakage, prevention of pelvic prolapse and an enhancement of sexual enjoyment for both partners. Athena Pelvic Floor Trainer can help you to strengthen your pelvic muscles with no physical effort on your part! You can carry out effortless Kegel exercises at your convenience in the privacy of your own home. With Athena Pelvic Muscle Trainer you can take charge of your pelvic floor muscles today, maintaining healthy pelvic floor for life. It is never too late to start rehabilitation of your pelvic floor for a leakage free active life.
Athena Pelvic Floor Trainer rehabilitates your weak pelvic floor muscles and re-educates them to perform well, controlling incontinence and improving sexual function. Athena Pelvic Floor Trainer performs Kegel exercises for you automatically, correctly and effortlessly time after time! Athena Pelvic Floor Trainer is wireless and discreet. It is easy to use, comfortable and convenient. Athena Pelvic Floor Trainer has two simple parts:
Athena PMT is easy to use - simply insert the probe and let Athena take charge. Never worry about isolating and training the right pelvic floor muscles! Just sit back and relax - effort is not required! Athena PMT uses no wires or cords and offers you effectiveness and total comfort with minimum inconvenience. It can help you to train your pelvic floor by performing your Kegel exercises for you effortlessly and safely in just 30 minutes per day. Just sit back and relax, while Athena Pelvic Floor Trainer performs its function. Athena Pelvic Muscle Trainer has two pulse frequency settings and can treat stress incontinence, urge incontinence and mixed incontinence. Who can benefit from using Athena Pelvic Floor Trainer:
Summary of benefits:
Specifications of the Athena Pelvic Muscle Trainer:
Athena Pelvic Muscle Trainer is supplied complete with 3 alkaline batteries to power the wireless controller. The trainer probe is fitted with a long life lithium battery with 2 years life span. Easy to follow User Manual, an instructional DVD and a carry pouch are enclosed with each Athena PMT unit. Athena Pelvic Muscle Trainer is
a CE marked Medical Device. Athena PMT is also approved by the FDA.
12 months warranty Supplied with a complimentary copy of Dr. Pauline Chiarelli's book 'Womens Waterworks'. Athena Pelvic Muscle Trainer costs £160.00 + VAT (£188.00) *This product can be purchased without VAT providing that a VAT exemption certificate is completed and submitted in our online shop.
Athena Hydro gel contains Aloe Vera and Allantoin to soothe and hydrate sensitive tissues. Athena Hydro Gel is water based, water soluble and hormone free. Athena Hydro Gel is compatible with condoms. Ingredients: Aqua, Aloe Barbadensis, Propyleneglycol, Glycerine, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Methylparaben, Imidazolinyl Urea, Allantoin, Di Sodium EDTA Athena Hydro Gel is presented in 100 ml bottles. Please note that Athena Hydro Gel is suitable for use as a personal daily moisturiser and is also compatible with all brands of neuromuscular stimulators (i.e. Athena PMT, Neurotrac Continence, Neurotrac Pelvitone, MamaSure and Femetone) and with Kegel exercises and pelvic toners (i.e. PFX2V and Myself). Athena Hydro Gel with Allantoin and Aloe Vera (100 ml) costs £6.99 incl. VAT * Please note that VAT exemption does not apply to Athena Hydro Gel.
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Athena Pelvic Muscle Trainer
- Athena PMT
Named
after Athena, the Greek goddess of wisdom, the Athena Pelvic Muscle Trainer
(Athena PMT) from
Feminine Technologies in the USA is
an advanced neuromuscular stimulator for pelvic floor that has been designed to help
women maintain their
pelvic floor fitness for life. 
The
other common form of urinary incontinence is called 'urge incontinence'. Urge
incontinence simply means that urine leaks before you can get to the toilet
shortly after you felt the urgency to go to the toilet. You simply cannot make it on
time! Urge incontinence is sometimes called 'overactive bladder
' or 'detrusor
instability'. Bladder training exercises undertaken with a help of specialist
continence physiotherapists are the most common treatment for urge incontinence.
Pelvic floor muscles play an important role in bladder training.
Pelvic
floor muscles can be made stronger by exercising - just like all other
controllable / voluntary muscles in a human body. Regular pelvic floor
exercising increases pelvic floor strength and improves pelvic muscle tone.
Pelvic floor exercising also brings better blood flow to the area, delivering
more oxygen and nutrients that contribute to overall pelvic floor health and
better functionality. Pelvic floor exercises - Kegel exercises - should be
performed
routinely as a part of every woman's daily life and fitness regime.
Athena Pelvic Muscle Trainer
Athena
Pelvic Floor Trainer strengthens your pelvic floor muscles effortlessly and
discreetly. Athena is an electric muscular stimulator/ pelvic floor stimulator.
It exercises pelvic floor muscles using gentle electric stimuli to contract
and relax the muscles repeatedly just as during naturally performed Kegel
exercises. The repeated contractions strengthen and tone the muscles and the
connective tissues in the pelvic floor area, contributing to better pelvic floor
health and lasting pelvic muscle fitness.
Without
trailing wires and cords - you have total control and freedom - only you know
that you are working out your pelvic floor muscles! 
Contraindications include the
following:
Athena Pelvic Muscle Trainer
Athena Pelvic Muscle Trainer
device comes in two parts: a wireless controller unit and a remote 'trainer' probe.
Athena
Hydro Gel has been designed to increase the benefits of using Athena PMT Pelvic
Floor Trainer. It can also be used to enhance sexual pleasure during sexual
activity and/or for daily hydration as required. 
