*This post is a collaboration with INTIMINA. See the end of the post for more details.
Let me just say first that every person's body is different. If you're unsure of anything, consult the nurse/doctor at your GP.
So, what is the KegelSmart 2 and how does it work?
INTIMINA's mission is to educate and empower women surrounding women's bodies. INTIMINA have now developed the KegelSmart 2, which is not rechargeable and smarter. The KegelSmart 2 is a simple rechargeable device which helps to strengthen your pelvic floor muscles. Once inserted, the device registers your pelvic floor strength and automatically sets your exercise level. Vibratory stimulation of the device helps to improve pelvic floor muscles. You would only need to use the kegel trainer for 5 minutes a day. As your pelvic floor strengthens when using the KegelSmart 2, it adapts and adjusts to your current pelvic floor strength level. The kegel exerciser device is 100% body safe as it's made of medical-grade silicone.
Who is best suited to use the KegelSmart 2?
Any woman can use it if they feel that they're noticing any 'leakage'. But this device is certainly beneficial for women who have stress incontinence, post-partum issues and even women with Cystic Fibrosis like me.
When can I start seeing results from using the KegelSmart 2 device?
You can usually start seeing results in 12 weeks (according to a study done on 49 women).
What are your thoughts on the KegelSmart 2?
Before I go into my thoughts on the KegelSmart 2, let me tell you the reason why I need to do pelvic exercises. As I said, I have a lung disease (Cystic Fibrosis) which is often nicknamed the "coughing disease". Now, coughing on a regular basis has had a negative impact on my pelvic floor muscles. I tried doing regular pelvic floor exercises daily, but would often forget to. The KegelSmart 2 has helped me to remember to do them and has had such a huge benefit on my pelvic floor muscles. I have noticed that there's less leakage and fewer 'oops' moments when laughing, coughing or sneezing.
I hope this post has helped you gain more of an understanding of the KegelSmart 2 and why it's important to practice pelvic floor exercises!
*The INTIMINA KegelSmart 2 device was sent to me in exchange for a blog post review. All views are my own. For more information, please read my disclaimer. Thank you for your support!
This product sounds great and definitely something I would try. I haven’t ever heard of this brand before. So many benefits for your pelvic floor. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLauren - bournemouthgirl.com
Having a good pelvic floor is definitely beneficial, it means less 'oops' moments! x
DeleteThe need for pelvic floor exercises were drummed into me when I was pregnant - wish I'd known about this device back then, it would have made it a lot easier to remember!
ReplyDeleteI've heard that midwifes/healthcare professionals drum it into you about pelvic floor exercises when pregnant! This device certainly does help to strengthen the pelvic floor x
DeleteThis device sounds very helpful. I have realised how it seems my pelvic floor sort of 'collapses' when i catch a flu because i caugh a lot and in that moment it sucks because i just want to enjoy the day without the 'leaks'. The post is very eye-opening. Something to look into. I also like that 5 minutes is all you need in a day to use the device.
ReplyDeleteThis device is so helpful with the pelvic floor and it's so good that you only need to use it five minutes a day to get the full benefit x
DeleteI loved reading your thoughts on this product. I'm happy to hear it's been helping you! Thank you for sharing Lucy!
ReplyDeleteThank you for reading lovely!
DeleteSounds like a very helpful product and glad to know it's quick and doesn't take a long time to notice a different. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI definitely noticed a difference straight away after a few uses of the product Andrea!
DeleteMy pelvic floor is not what it used to be. I have to cross my legs when I sneeze now! I had no idea coughing would cause you issues like this - glad the device is helping.
ReplyDeleteCorinne x
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I have to do that at times too Corinne! Yes, coughing does have a detrimental impact on the pelvic floor! x
DeleteThis sounds so cool! When I was pregnant I kept having to set reminders to do my exercises but this would've been a lifesaver. The more you know, ay!
ReplyDeleteIt's such a good pelvic floor exerciser Georgia!
DeleteI’ve actually never used a keel before….but I’m considering trying one out now. thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteB | www.mind-beauty-simplicity.com
Thank you for reading lovely!
DeleteThis sounds so good. I might have to get my hands on it!
ReplyDeleteDanielle | thereluctantblogger.co.uk
It's such a good device!
DeleteI could definitely benefit from doing pelvic floor exercises, and this device does seem like it would great at helping me strengthen my pelvic floor muscles. Also, that's great to hear that it has helped you.
ReplyDeleteThis device definitely strengthens the pelvic floor muscles!
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