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Why the pelvic floor matters
Pelvic floor muscles are among the muscles and structures involved in maintaining erections and ejaculation control. Sexual function can be affected by many physical and psychological factors.
Explore the pelvic floor’s general role in erection and ejaculation control and build exercise awareness.
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Pelvic floor muscles are among the muscles and structures involved in maintaining erections and ejaculation control. Sexual function can be affected by many physical and psychological factors.
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Kegel practice focuses on recognising and controlling the correct muscle group. Unnecessary tension or holding your breath is not a substitute for correct practice.
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Guided Kegel videos, breathing practices and reminders can make exercise easier to turn into a daily habit.
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Use the PelviQ device and app exercise tools in the same daily plan. PelviQ does not diagnose or treat erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation or another sexual-function condition.
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For persistent erection, ejaculation, pain or pelvic-floor concerns, seek an individual assessment from a urologist or relevant health professional.
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.