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Freedom+ Vitality Seat™
为了预订医疗的像超声检查或医疗咨询这样的预约,需要您的初级保健提供者(家庭医生、助产士、NP 或 OBGYN 医生)的转介。
我们现在不能参加。请注意,我们尊重产科(妊娠)超声的任何诊断成像要求。
要预约或了解更多信息,请致电接待处780-540-9940或给我们发电子邮件info@milestonesdiagnostics.ca

The Freedom Vitality Seat™ can help with:
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Pelvic Floor Function
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Urinary Incontinence
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Pelvic Organ Prolapse
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Weak Postpartum Pelvic Floor
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Chronic Low Back Pain
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Erectile Dysfunction
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Body Composition Fat Reduction

Issues with incontinence?
Activate and strengthen the pelvic floor muscles to the core. The Vitality Plus™ Seat activates powerful and intense contractions with Functional Magnetic Stimulation (FMS). Target these deep muscles increasing muscle volume and activating the regenerative potential necessary for patients’ recovery and wellbeing. Engage key muscles which can only be activated with powerful FMS technology to restore pelvic floor function and control. Get your freedom back with Freedom+™. Milestones’ team is trained to facilitate treatment using the FREEDOM+™ Vitality PlusTM Seat.
Is Pelvic Organ Prolapse reversible?
Activate and strengthen the pelvic floor muscles to the core. The Vitality Plus™ Seat activates powerful and intense contractions with Functional Magnetic Stimulation (FMS). Target these deep muscles increasing muscle volume and activating the regenerative potential necessary for patients’ recovery and wellbeing. Engage key muscles which can only be activated with powerful FMS technology to restore pelvic floor function and control. Get your freedom back with Freedom+™. Milestones’ team is trained to facilitate treatment using the FREEDOM+™ Vitality PlusTM Seat.

How it Works

Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI) Freedom+™ stimulation targets the pelvic and/or pudendal nerves, and the external sphincters. Consequently, restoring PFM muscle integrity
In Urge Urinary Incontinence, (UUI) Freedom+™ targets the afferent branches of the pudendal nerve are stimulated to inhibit the detrusor muscle through central reflexes; at the same time, the efferent nerve branches are also stimulated to facilitate strengthening of the pelvic floor muscles and increase the tonus of the urethral sphincters.


