How Femme Jock Works?

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How Femme Jock Works?

Femme jock comes handy and makes it easy for you to both prevent and/or recover from issues without a pills, injections and/or surgery.

Support & strengthen pelvic floor muscles.

All you have to do is wear it underneath your clothes for it to work and support & strengthen your pelvic muscles.

Makes you effortless, efficient & less worried.

Makes pregnancy and post-pregnancy recovery seamless

When you are pregnant, there is an extreme pressure, on pelvic floor muscles 24x7. For a pregnant woman to make pregnancy bearable, support to pelvic floor muscles becomes crucial. Support to pelvic floor muscles also saves you from developing weak pelvic floor muscles. Femme Jock helps you provide that support. So you can go about your day, without fearing for weak pelvic floor muscles during pregnancy.

Your Pelvic muscles needs support to recover and heal. This is where femme jock comes in give your pelvic muscles the support it needs during and post pregnancy.

Physical exercises

Women who are athletes have the highest chances of developing weak pelvic muscles. Physical activities like exercise, weight lifting, or cycling cause a lot of pressure on pelvic floor muscles.

Wearing Femme Jock during exercise help in supporting and strengthening the pelvic floor muscles. Femme jock takes care of your pelvic health while you exercise.

Helps you recover from Sexual Dysfunction

Your your pelvic muscles are associated significantly with the symptoms of sexual dysfunction.When the pelvic floor muscles become too tight, also called hypertonic. Femme jock also helps women with sexual dysfunction to recover from its symptoms.

Fits your measurement. (Available in 5 different sizes)

Femme Jock is made for all women from the age of 18-99 yrs. Customised to fit according to every women’s abdominal shapes. Large and X large has extra straps for added support and firm fit.

What does a prolapse mean?

Your pelvic muscles support and hold your bladder, rectum, uterus, intestines, and vagina. And these muscles together make up your pelvic floor. Prolapse occurs when the muscles and connective tissue in the pelvic floor weaken or stretch, leading to the dropping or slipping forward of organs like the bladder, intestines, rectum, uterus, or vagina. Think of it like a hernia that occurs in the vaginal area. If you have concerns about prolapse, you're not alone. It's estimated that up to 70 percent of women may experience prolapse, even if it's only mild.

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Support & strengthen pelvic floor muscles.

All you have to do is wear it underneath your clothes for it to work and support & strengthen your pelvic muscles.

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Makes you effortless, efficient & less worried.

Whether it's work, exercise, or doing day-to-day activities, you can go about your day while wearing The Femme Jock, without worrying about straining or pressuring your weak pelvic floor muscles.

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Makes Pregnancy And Post-Pregnancy Recovery Seamless

Your Pelvic muscles needs support to recover and heal. This is where femme jock comes in give your pelvic muscles the support it needs during and post pregnancy.

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Physical Exercises

Women who are athletes have the highest chances of developing weak pelvic muscles. Physical activities like exercise, weight lifting, or cycling cause a lot of pressure on pelvic floor muscles. Wearing Femme Jock during exercise help in supporting and strengthening the pelvic floor muscles. Femme jock takes care of your pelvic health while you exercise.

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Helps You Recover From Sexual Dysfunction

What does a prolapse mean?

Over 20 million women worldwide suffer from pelvic organ prolapse (POP), which requires 200,000 surgeries and other procedures to repair each year in the US. What is organic pelvic prolapse? Prolapsing, or "falling out of place," from their usual, healthy positions are the pelvic organs. Organs may prolapse after childbirth, after a hysterectomy, or even for no apparent cause..

Age, pregnancy, delivery, obesity, persistent coughing, and underlying medical disorders that weaken the supporting components of the afflicted organ or tissue are only a few of the causes of prolapse.

Depending on the prolepses' degree and the location of the body affected, there are several treatment options available, such as dietary changes, physical therapy, medication, or surgery.

Experiencing a sensation in your pelvis while washing or performing other tasks.
When you spend a lot of time standing or sitting, you may have a pressing sensation.
Ache or discomfort in the lower abdomen or pelvis.
Urge to urinate frequently or frequently.
Difficulty emptying the intestines or constipation.
Vaginal bleeding or spotting The symptoms could get worse in the late afternoon or evening.

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All you need to know about Pelvic Floor Muscles!

The Pelvic Floor Muscles (PFMs) are the hammock shaped muscles which extends from the base of spine (coccyx) upto the pubic symphysis.

They are spanned across the whole pelvic outlet.

PFMs are interconnected and work together as a unit and collectively helps with, urine control, supporting pelvic organs, provide core stability, and to enhance intimate health.

Too loose or weak PFM can lead to conditions like urine incontinence, vaginal laxity, pelvic organ prolapse, fecal incontinence and female sexual dysfunctions.

Too loose or weak PFM can lead to Hypotonus Pelvic Floor Dysfunction.

If the muscles are too much in spasm and pain, then they lead to Hypertonus Pelvic Floor Dysfunction.

Too much spasm and pain in the pelvic floor muscles can lead to conditions like Vaginismus (inability to have a vaginal penetration, it can be an asexual penetration like the penetration of tampon, menstrual cup, finger etc. or a sexual penetration during sexual intercourse).

Dyspareunia (painful vaginal penetration, when the sexual penetration is possible but it is accompanied with pain, tightness or discomfort it). Hypertonic pelvic floor muscles can also lead to constipation, urinary disturbances (painful urination, burning urination, incomplete urination etc), chronic pelvic pain etc.

Pelvic Floor muscles dysfunction is very common issue faced by females. It is said that almost 80% female suffers from vaginal laxity after pregnancy and childbirth.

Vaginal laxity can be associated with urine leakage (involuntary loss of urine), pelvic organ prolapse (descent of pelvic organs from their normal position into the vaginal cavity), and female sexual dysfunction (reduced desire, arousal or orgasm).

Urine leakage can mainly be classified as following:

Stress Urinary Incontinence – Leakage of urine during activities increasing the intraabdominal pressue like coughing, laughing, jumping, exercising etc.

Urge Urinary Incontinence – Inability to hold the urine for long time. Need to rush to the bathroom.

Mixed Urinary Incontinence – Symptoms of stress urinary incontinence and urge urinary incontinence are present.

Overflow Urinary Incontinence – Obstruction in the urethra or over distended bladder can lead to constant dribbling of urine.

Pelvic Organ Prolapse, descent of the pelvic content into the vaginal cavity. The pelvic floor muscles can become weak or loose due to pregnancy, childbirth, obesity, ageing, and menopause, etc. Weak pelvic floor muscles means weak support to the pelvic organs. This can lead to cystocele, rectocele, Enterocele, uterine prolapse, vaginal vault prolapse.

Cystocele – Prolapse of anterior wall of vagina (leading to prolapse of urinary bladder). It can cause urine retention, leakage of urine during sexual activity, frequent urination etc.

Rectocele – Prolapse of posterior wall of vagina (leading to prolapse of rectum). It can cause constipation, vaginal pressure, feeling lump in vagina during defecation etc.

Enterocele – Prolapse of intestinal content, commonly occurs after hysterectomy

Uterine prolapse – prolapse of middle compartment (cervix and uterus displaces downwards into the vaginal cavity) It can lead to recurrent cervical infection, frequent spotting or discharge, difficulty in urination and defecation etc.

Vaginal vault prolapse – the top (wall of vaginal) falls out, common after hysterectomy.

The common symptoms of pelvic organ prolapse are

Vaginal pressure

Dyspareunia

Reduced sexual sensation

Bulge in the vagina

Need of splinting during urination and defecation

Timely strengthening of pelvic floor muscles can help to manage pelvic organ prolapse.

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How can FemmeJock be useful?

A high-end orthotic product called Femme Jock pelvic support is intended to enhance women's pelvic health. The fundamental component of this product is its distinct, ergonomic design, which offers the pelvic area outstanding comfort and stability.

Our use of environmentally friendly products and our attempts to reduce waste during production show our dedication to sustainability.

The Femme Jock pelvic support is an efficient way for women to prevent and manage problems brought on by a weak pelvic floor, and its distinctive shape makes it easy to use.