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Advice on rectal irrigation by Qufora

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Femmeze vaginal splint provides easy relief for rectal prolapse constipation

with Joanna Prance

Further information about Qufora's range of irrigation products can be found here. Qufora offers the widest range of bowel irrigation solutions available. Within our broad range of products we aim to address your needs so you can regain a sense of control and self-confidence. 

Experience easier and more complete bowel movements with less straining on the toilet. The Squatty Potty toilet stool helps you safely achieve the correct squatting position for healthier poos and cleaner wiping. Conveniently stores beneath the toilet bowl or in a cupboard.

Qufora IrriSedo MiniGo is our newest easy to use low volume rectal irrigation system used to help manage faecal incontinence and/or constipation. MiniGo has been designed to be a simple, discreet and efficient solution that fits into your everyday life.

• Safety & Quality - The Intimate Rose Kegel Weights are the only silicone pelvic floor weights that have been USA FDA-cleared to strengthen pelvic floor muscles to correct issues surrounding weak pelvic floor muscles such as urinary incontinence. The USA FDA cleared our product through their extensive evaluation procedures and the testing done to ensure its quality and safety.

Featuring compression garments and support wear, SRC Health helps promote pelvic floor recovery, support, and overall well-being. Perfect for new mothers, incontinence, prolapse or anyone seeking targeted pelvic health solutions, SRC Health provides comfort and confidence during recovery and long-term care. Enhance your pelvic floor health with SRC Health’s trusted, effective products designed for healing and support.

• Scientifically proven to help avoid groin and upper leg injuries
• Including innovative Pelvic Floor Support
• Essential support and perfect fit around the hips
• Tailored to the female body
• Developed in collaboration with Pelvic Health Physiotherapists and professional athletes

The pelvic floor is like a hammock stretching from the pubic bone in the front to the tailbone in the back. It supports the pelvic organs like the bladder, uterus, and rectum. The Pelvic Bra® lifts the pelvic floor from below kind of like a second hammock! The Pelvic Bra® is external pelvic floor supportwear and may help to alleviate symptoms of the vaginal bulge, pressure, heaviness, leaks, pain, and dragging.

Contiform is an inter-vaginal device that is shaped like a hollow tampon. It is designed to support the urethra and provide a non-surgical solution for bladder weakness in women.

Physio-designed therapywear for your pelvic floor - from pregnancy and postpartum, to women's health changes. Your turning point in pelvic health starts here.
Pelvic Floors, Rise Up.

Mechanical support to the anterior vaginal wall in the area below the bladder neck of women who suffer from Stress Urinary Incontinence or Mixed Urinary Incontinence.

Renew Inserts help prevent Faecal Incontinence / Accidental Bowel Leakage

• Renew Inserts have been developed over several years to help prevent Faecal Incontinence (FI) also termed Accidental Bowel Leakage (ABL)
• Our inserts offer a discreet, clean and hygienic alternative to pads and incontinence pants and are available on prescription
• Renew Inserts are a soft, comfortable and easy to use form of internal protection for men and women
• Renew Medical has proudly won two awards for the design of our Inserts

Futher Information about SNS from Medtronic.

Honest chat about all-too-common post-birth complications (incontinence, prolapse and pelvic pain). Not a trampoline in sight. Helen meets other mums who are struggling with pelvic floor dysfunction and hears from the health professionals who live and breathe pelvic floors.