Pelvic Lift Contraindications & After Care

Pelvic Lift stimulates deep pelvic floor muscles through electromagnetic energy, inducing thousands of supramaximal contractions in a single session.

Used for:

• Stress urinary incontinence

• Urge incontinence

• Postpartum pelvic weakness

• Pelvic floor strengthening

• Intimate wellness

CONTRAINDICATIONS

Absolute Contraindications

• Pregnancy

• Pacemaker or implanted defibrillator

• Metal implants in pelvic/lower abdominal area

• Copper IUD

• Pelvic malignancy

• Active pelvic infection

• Recent pelvic surgery (within 3–6 months unless cleared)

• Severe haemorrhoids (untreated)

• Uncontrolled epilepsy

• Implanted metal hip replacements (depending on proximity)

Relative Contraindications (Require Assessment)

• Postpartum (less than 12 weeks)

• Intrauterine device (non-metal – case-by-case)

• Pelvic pain disorders

• Advanced pelvic organ prolapse

• Severe endometriosis

• Neurological disorders affecting pelvic sensation

PRE-TREATMENT ADVICE

• Empty bladder before treatment.

• Avoid metal jewellery on lower body.

• Wear comfortable clothing.

• Inform practitioner of any implants, IUDs, surgery or pelvic conditions.

• Avoid alcohol prior to treatment.

AFTERCARE ADVICE

Immediate Response

• Tingling or muscle fatigue in pelvic region.

• Mild lower abdominal soreness (similar to deep core workout).

• Temporary increase in urinary urgency (rare and short-lived).

First 24 Hours

• Stay hydrated.

• Light activity encouraged.

• Avoid alcohol.

Treatment Course Expectations

• Typically delivered as 6–8 sessions over 3–4 weeks.

• Improvement may begin after 2–3 sessions.

• Optimal results usually seen 4–6 weeks after completing course.

• Maintenance sessions may be recommended every 3–6 months.