This perineometer is used to measure the strength and endurance of pelvic floor muscles by recording vaginal or anal squeeze pressure, often providing biofeedback
How it Works: A vaginal balloon is inserted and attached to an external manometer (pressure gauge). When a patient contracts their pelvic floor, the device measures the pressure.
Biofeedback Function: From Pressure Gauges we visualize the patients contractions, enabling them to improve their technique and monitor progress over time.
Clinical Use: Used by healthcare professionals to assess for pelvic floor disorders, such as genital prolapse, or following childbirth to measure muscle recovery.
Limitations: It can be sensitive to false readings if the user increases abdominal pressure instead of relying solely on pelvic floor






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