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Anne Truong MDMen's Sexual Health Doctor

Kegel Exercises with E stim Device Stronger Contractions for You!

20 Nov 2025 · 1 min

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Anne Truong MD demonstrates how an external E-stim device strengthens pelvic floor contractions during Kegel exercises. The FDA-approved device targets perineal muscles to produce stronger contractions than voluntary effort alone, and can help with urinary stress incontinence and BPH by increasing blood flow to the prostate.

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And oftentimes the contraction is even more than what you can do on your own. How good is that? You don't have to do it yourself. It does it for you, and it targets the muscles in the correct area for you, and oftentimes it does it stronger than you can do yourself. And what I like for you to do with this is to do this along with breathing. So anytime you feel it contract, you should breathe in and and when it relaxes, you breathe out. So it's FDA approved for urinary stress incontinence. And for men, it's almost the same condition. It relaxes the bladder. It is safe. It can even be effective for even BPH as well for bringing more blood flow to the area, because the prostate is right underneath this perineal area.