What is pelvic floor  electrical stimulation?

• Pelvic floor electrical stimulation (PFES) has been used for many years in the treatment of incontinence and other pelvic floor disorders.
• A very mild on-off electrical current stimulates the pelvic floor muscles to contract and relax.
• Unlike some other treatments for incontinence PFES has no side-effects and is safe and natural. 
• In addition, it always does perfect Kegels with no effort.

Why does the Athena PMT work?

• The Athena PMT electrically stimulates the pelvic floor muscles to perform kegels automatically, and makes successful incontinence treatment as simple as inserting a tampon.
• With no wires, external tubes, or bulky devices, the Athena PMT is discreet, simple, and convenient.

How does the Athena PMT work?

• The PMT has settings to treat stress, urge, and mixed incontinence.
   
• The device is cordless, it uses just three AAA batteries.
   
•  It is removed from the remote controller, inserted like a tampon, started with a push of the ON button and then begins a fifteen-minute workout of alternating cycles of muscle stimulation and muscle rest.
   
• At the end of the session it is removed, washed and put away for the next use.

The PMT is made up of two simple parts:

1. The first is a small trainer, about the size of a tube of lipstick, which is inserted like a tampon.

2. The second element is a remote control that allows the user to control the device.