MYAID Femmeze, a Device for Realigning Rectocele, Assists in Relieving Constipation

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J Pediatr Gastroenterol Nutr. 2009 Mar;48(3):294-8. Bowel habits and toilet training in a diverse population of children. Wald ER 1, Di Lorenzo C , Cipriani L , Colborn DK , Burgers R , Wald A .

Stress management- with increased stress comes increased cortisol levels, putting your body into fight or flight mode and out of rest and digest mode. This can negatively influence bowel health and pelvic floor function. Meditation and mindfulness practices can help improve your body’s homeostasis and keep everything functioning well. The Femmeze®Vaginal Trainer is a single user medical device for women who suffer from pelvic organ prolapses (Rectoceles). If you haven’t figured it out yet, pelvic floor physical therapists know a lot about poop. And knowledge is power! Your physical therapist can teach you everything you never thought you needed to know about pooping. Some of these topics include:I’m so fed up with it all. My surgeon just says ‘laxatives’ & stent and my GP just says laxatives & water.

I am 62 and have suffered for 2 years with a rectocele. I am not suitable for surgery and currently I have been using my fingers to help me pass a motion. My rectocele also affects my bladder so I have to wear pads as well, I always need to know where a toilet is. Using my fingers has not been effective it feels like I am trying to give birth having to push so hard, it makes me dizzy.

The Femmeze® may be most effective where a woman has been advised by a clinician to use her fingers 'digitation' to realign the rectocele. If a woman has a rectocele and is considering using the Femmeze®, it is strongly advised to seek a medical opinion to ascertain that the Femmeze® may be of help with the grade and position of the rectocele. Femmeze helps to avoid straining if you have prolapse. Women with prolapse find the bowel is out of position, with Femmeze realigning the bowel for effective pooping, defecation, or elimination is easy to do, and less strain on an already weak pelvic floor. Pelvic floor rehabilitative techniques are effective and superior to pelvic floor exercises alone in patients with fecal incontinence who do not respond to conservative measures.

If you have pelvic organ prolapse you need to manage your toileting - because extra strain on your pelvic floor must be avoided at all costsWomen with rectal prolapse or rectocele share a secret - their daily problems with constipation. Help is at hand because you no longer need to suffer with difficult defecation, overuse of laxatives, or splinting with fingers - passing stool and pooping is made easy with Femmeze, developed by a specialist care nurse - and it works amazingly! https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jbmt.2020.12.004 . ( https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1360859220302412 )