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The pelvic floor’s role
Pelvic floor muscles support the bladder and are among the muscle groups involved in urine-flow control. Leakage and urgency can have different causes.
PelviQ
Bladder control and the pelvic floor for men
Understand the pelvic floor’s role in urinary control, approaches after prostate procedures and a consistent exercise routine.
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After prostate procedures
Pelvic floor exercise may be part of some post-procedure plans. A surgeon or physiotherapist should guide when and how to begin.
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A consistent exercise approach
Recognising the right muscles, breathing comfortably and practising consistently are central parts of pelvic floor exercise.
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How PelviQ fits the routine
Control PelviQ from the app and follow device sessions, Kegel videos, breathing and reminders in one daily plan.
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Individual assessment
For urinary symptoms, pain or post-surgery use, follow a health professional’s assessment and current device instructions.
PelviQ accompanies general wellness and exercise routines. It does not provide medical diagnosis, treatment or prescription. Follow the current instructions for device use; stop if you feel pain or discomfort.