Enna Pelvic Ball Pelvic Floor Ball 1 piece

ENNA Pelvica ball for pelvic floor is a device that is inserted into the vaginal or pelvic cavity to help prevent urinary incontinence in women who carry out strenuous physical activity, after giving birth and during the menopause. The aim of this product is to help improve blood circulation and muscle response so that the urethra can be better controlled.

In women, urinary incontinence is usually caused by a weakening of the pelvic walls, causing fluid to leak out even with basic things like walking, sneezing or laughing. This product is designed in an oval shape to make it comfortable to use. It also has a polyhedron inside that can be made to vibrate with a person's movement. These vibrations cause the pelvic muscles to react involuntarily, thereby improving circulation, muscle tone and lubrication in the area.

It is also used to help improve the support of all the pelvic organs (bladder, uterus and bowel) and can be very helpful in maintaining proper sexual and reproductive function.

It is indicated for all women over the age of 35 who have risk factors that increase the possibility of urinary incontinence. It is designed for women who practice high-impact sports, after giving birth and during menopause.

To use the product correctly, follow this step-by-step procedure:

1. Unpack the oval sphere and clean it with a neutral soap to remove all impurities so as not to irritate the pelvic walls.
2. Insert the sphere preferably with a little lubricant so that it does not hurt or injure the mucous membranes. Insertion should not go beyond the third indicator sphere on the stem.
3. Use for 10 to 15 minutes during physical activity. The product only produces vibrations with movement, as it is not battery operated.
4. Remove very carefully and with the help of the small spheres on the stem.
5. Wash thoroughly after each use, store dry and preferably in its original packaging.

No complaints or allergic reactions to regular use are indicated.

Made of materials friendly to the pelvic and vaginal mucous membranes or walls.