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Bladder control for women

Different causes of leakage and urgency, the pelvic floor’s role and a consistent exercise approach.

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Side view of a female pelvis: pressure from above, as when coughing, and the pelvic floor supporting the bladder

Bladder control and the pelvic floor

Pelvic floor muscles help support the bladder and bowel. Leakage or urgency can have different causes; seek professional advice for persistent symptoms.

“Leakage is not all the same: leaking when coughing and sudden urgency can have different causes.”

Leakage is not all the same

Leakage with coughing or movement and sudden urgency can relate to different causes. Seek professional assessment.

Breath and pelvic floor coordination: diaphragm and pelvic floor lower on the inhale and rise on the exhale
Breath and pelvic floor coordination: diaphragm and pelvic floor lower on the inhale and rise on the exhale

Exercise context

General health sources discuss pelvic floor exercise in relation to bladder control. This is not a treatment-effectiveness claim for PelviQ.

Building a regular routine

Kegel practice requires identifying the right muscles and making exercise consistent. PelviQ App brings guided videos, breathing and reminders together.

How the PelviQ device fits

Control a compatible PelviQ device from the app and add the device session to your daily plan alongside Kegel and breathing.

PelviQ App

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.