Non-invasive neuromodulation for the pelvic floor

Incorporating FMS technology has been a turning point. In my daily practice, I use it both for dysfunctions that require muscle strengthening, as well as for pelvic pain, hypertonicity, and conditions associated with pelvic inflammation, taking advantage of its stimulation and neuromodulation capabilities.
I would highlight how quickly patients perceive changes and their high adherence to treatment, as it is a comfortable and non-invasive solution. I highly recommend it to any professional working in pelvic floor health.

One of the main advantages of the FMS electromagnetic chair is that it features two integrated applicators: one for the pelvic floor and another for the back, which I can adapt depending on the treatment area.
This allows me to address muscle stimulation and neuromodulation in different areas within the same session, increasing the impact on my patients’ recovery.

We are very satisfied with the results achieved with FMS technology in men with erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation, with an 85% success rate. Although the device includes preset protocols, we adapt treatments to each patient.
I chose this technology for its effectiveness and versatility, as well as for providing a comfortable, painless, and non-invasive treatment. It also combines very well with other therapies and does not require an operator, which simplifies my daily clinical practice.

The combination of FMS and exercise showed better outcomes in pain and functional capacity, as well as in MRI findings. We saw better results when FMS was applied simultaneously with manual therapy compared with manual therapy alone

I love this technology, because it's a very respectful, safe, and patients do not need to undress for intercavitary contact, which helps us to build trust.

FMS technology has an important role in gynecology and women’s health. It offers solutions for pelvic floor muscle strengthening and provides additional therapeutic possibilities for patients with overactive bladder and urinary incontinence.