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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Emsella Bladder Treatment.
During a session you sit fully clothed on the Emsella chair while electromagnetic pulses stimulate pelvic floor muscles. Appointments typically last about twenty-eight to thirty minutes; you’ll feel involuntary contractions but no pain. We adjust settings for your comfort and explain each step.
Ideal candidates are adults experiencing stress or urge urinary incontinence, leakage with activity, or diminished pelvic muscle strength. A consultation and medical history determine suitability; certain medical implants, pregnancy, or active infections may preclude treatment. Individual results vary.
Most clients follow a recommended series of sessions—often six twenty-eight minute treatments delivered one to two times per week. Maintenance sessions may be advised afterward. Your clinician will create a personalized schedule based on severity, goals, and response to therapy.
Most people report no pain—only tingling or rhythmic pelvic muscle contractions. The procedure is non-invasive and performed fully clothed. Mild muscle soreness can occur afterward, similar to a workout. Our staff monitors comfort and adjusts intensity to minimize any discomfort.
Side effects are typically minimal and short-lived—mild urinary urgency, slight pelvic soreness, or temporary increased frequency. Serious complications are rare. Follow post-treatment guidance and report unusual symptoms. We screen for contraindications prior to treatment to reduce risks.
No. Emsella supports pelvic floor strengthening and symptom improvement but is not a substitute for medical evaluation or necessary surgery. A consultation determines appropriateness; we collaborate with your healthcare provider when medical conditions require additional diagnostics or interventions.