The pelvic floor repair chair acts on the male pelvic floor muscles and nerves through magnetic stimulation, thereby improving male sexual dysfunction.

Improvement mechanism:
Strengthen the pelvic floor muscle strength: The magnetic field generated by the pelvic floor repair chair can stimulate the pelvic floor muscle contraction, thereby strengthening the pelvic floor muscle strength. This is particularly important for improving male erectile dysfunction (ED), because erectile function requires the participation and support of the pelvic floor muscles. By strengthening the strength of the pelvic floor muscles, men can more easily achieve and maintain erections.

Improve pelvic floor nerve conduction: Magnetic stimulation can also improve the conduction function of the pelvic floor nerves, allowing nerve signals to be transmitted to the pelvic floor muscles more smoothly. This helps to improve the response speed and coordination of the pelvic floor muscles, thereby further improving sexual function.

Promote blood circulation: The magnetic stimulation of the pelvic floor repair chair can also promote blood circulation in the pelvic floor area. Good blood circulation helps to provide more oxygen and nutrients to the pelvic floor muscles and nerves, thereby accelerating the repair and recovery process. This is particularly beneficial for improving the decline in pelvic floor function caused by prostate surgery or aging.

Non-invasive and safe: The treatment method of the pelvic floor repair chair is non-invasive and will not cause any harm to the human body. At the same time, magnetic stimulation is also a safe and effective treatment method that does not cause pain or discomfort. This makes the pelvic floor repair chair an ideal choice for improving male sexual dysfunction.

It should be noted that before use, it is recommended to consult a professional doctor or rehabilitation therapist to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the treatment. At the same time, the pelvic floor repair chair should be used as an auxiliary treatment method and combined with other rehabilitation measures (such as pelvic floor muscle training, drug therapy, etc.) for comprehensive treatment.