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

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Information and statements about products are not intended to be used to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition. Rectoceles are common in women who have gone through child birth and it is estimated that in the UK alone 300,000 per year suffer with this long term condition. The Femmeze is a new dignified personal solution that helps women to manage a rectocele in a more hygienic manner, removing the need for women to use their fingers when realigning the bowel wall for passing stool.

Hopefully the community understands that this is a medical device, and reviews without specific body parts isn’t realistic. By completing the above form, you consent to the processing of personal data by ELMEDICO Robert Gabrysiak (Helenowo 31, 62-619 Sadlno). When you have a prolapse the bend is more pronounced - the bowel has literally dropped out of position. Using the Femmeze has made an unbelievable difference, I don't feel like I am giving birth any more. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.

The Femmeze is a new dignified personal solution that helps women to manage a rectocele in a more hygienic manner, removing the need for women to use their fingers when realigning the rectum for passing stool. The Femmeze® Vaginal Trainer is a single user medical device for women who suffer from pelvic organ prolapses (Rectoceles). The Femmeze rectocele realignment aid is a new, dignified personal solution that helps women to manage their condition in a more hygienic manner and removes the need for women to use their fingers when realigning the rectum for passing stool.

To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. The Femmeze is a tool designed to allow easier bowel movements for those experiencing constipation from prolapse.

It is easier and more hygienic than using fingers, and allows for a more comfortable restroom experience. An excellent resource for bowel management, function and pelvic floor health is the book Good Bowel Habit by Gastroenterologist Dr Robyn Nagel and Physiotherapist Shirley Owen.

The Femmeze® may be most effective where a woman has been advised by a clinician to use her fingers 'digitation' to realign the rectocele.

The other time it is useful for myself is when I'm on my period and don't need the extra mess / hygiene issues of using my fingers. Some mention that the instructions are helpful, the plastic is moulded and the brace is comfortable to use. I am now using a stool softener (glycerine) pessary every second day as well as using this trainer and the relief has been amazing. The Femmeze and the squatting position is ideal for realigning your bowel, to ensure you do not strain and force extra pressure on your weak pelvic floor.