Urinary Incontinence Treatment in Miami

The Emsella chair is an effective way to treat the uncomfortable symptoms of urinary incontinence. At My Health & Wellness Medical Group, the patient sits on the Emsella chair for a 30-minute session. The Emsella Chair uses high-intensity focused electromagnetic energy to stimulate pelvic floor muscles 11,000 times. This method is superior to kegels for muscle strengthening. Patients can expect rapid relief from their urinary incontinence symptoms, often after a single session. In general, we have patients do up to 6 sessions to achieve optimal results. To maintain optimal pelvic strength, patients are encouraged to schedule maintenance appointments every six to twelve months.

No, you don’t need to be undressed for the Emsella Chair procedure. The only requirement of this kind is that you need to avoid wearing any metal jewelry or accessories as it interferes with the equipment.

Before coming to get your urinary incontinence treatment in Miami, you should drink plenty of water for 24 hours. For your treatment, wear comfortable clothing and void your bladder before sitting on the Emsella chair for the 30-minute session.

Yes. Right after a urinary incontinence therapy from MHW Medical Group, some patients experience a small tingle in the bladder area. Muscle fatigue can also be expected for a few hours. These side effects are nothing major, however, and do not require any real recovery time. This leaves you free to go on with your day!

Emsella treatments require no actual recovery time. To maximize results, ensure that you’re well-hydrated and we recommend avoiding intense workouts for a full day after your treatment. Remember to do Kegel exercises consistently and attend all your scheduled follow-up appointments for maintenance.

After your urinary incontinence treatment in Miami, you should notice an immediate improvement in your symptoms. Doing a session of Emsella every 6 months to 1 year is recommended for maintenance.

Yes. Those who are pregnant are not candidates for the Emsella chair as a urinary incontinence treatment because of the magnetic pull on the pelvic floor muscles. Also, patients with metal implants like pacemakers, defibrillators, or copper IUDs are not eligible for Emsella treatment. Because the treatment involves electromagnetic energy, it can interfere with the proper functioning of these devices.