Infiniti Healthcare Cardiff

We are sharing a few highlights from the recent industry feature on the PelviPower chair that has been creating so much interest across Europe.

These will give a closer look at why this technology is becoming one of the most recognised pelvic floor solutions in clinical and wellness settings.

PelviPower combines biofeedback and magnetic field therapy to strengthen the pelvic floor in a way that is targeted, effective and entirely non invasive.

It is designed for women and men who want real improvement in symptoms such as leaks, urgency, core weakness and reduced quality of life due to pelvic floor dysfunction.

At Infiniti Healthcare we see daily how transformative this chair can be as part of a personalised treatment plan.

These insights from the feature show exactly why so many specialists trust PelviPower to support faster and more measurable results.

Sharing some of our favourite excerpts here so you can see the science and innovation behind the treatment that so many of our patients are already benefiting from.

Pelvic health can feel complex, but getting clarity shouldn’t be. Every day patients come to us with the same questions, the same worries and the same uncertainty about what to expect.

So we’ve brought all of your most frequently asked questions together in one place, from what actually happens in a consultation, to how our treatments work, to how private care fits alongside the NHS.
When you understand your body and the options available to you, you’re able to make decisions with confidence and calm.

That’s exactly why we do what we do at Infiniti Healthcare: expert care, explained simply, so you always feel informed and supported.

Pelvic floor symptoms are incredibly common.

Many people delay seeking help because they do not know where to start.

At Infiniti Healthcare we want you to feel informed, supported and confident in your next steps.

Our taster session package has been created to give you a clear starting point.

You will meet with our pelvic floor specialist physiotherapist who will assess your symptoms, answer your questions and explain what may be contributing to the way you feel.

After your consultation, you will have a twenty minute PelviPower chair session.

PelviPower is a gentle, technology assisted treatment used by physiotherapists and medical professionals worldwide to support pelvic floor and core function.

It can be particularly helpful for 👇

• Bladder leaks when laughing coughing or exercising
• Urgency or frequency
• Postnatal pelvic floor weakness
• Core instability
• Reduced pelvic floor strength
• General pelvic floor conditioning

This package is normally valued at £189.
🎉 For a limited time you can experience it for £49.🎉

Clients often tell us that having clarity and a personalised plan brings immediate peace of mind.

This session is designed to help you understand your symptoms and give you a safe, supportive place to begin your pelvic health journey.

To get this one time special offer, contact the clinic and mention TASTER PACKAGE to speak to a helpful member of the team.

December is Pelvic Health Awareness Month and a reminder that pelvic floor symptoms are far more common than most people realise. Leaks when you laugh or sneeze pressure in the pelvis urgency and discomfort can all be signs that your pelvic floor needs support rather than something you have to put up with.

You pelvic floor muscles sit at the base of your pelvis and help support your bladder, womb, bowel and core. Keeping them strong can help with bladder and bowel control and may prevent leaks or urgency.

Here are everyday, simple habits that can support your pelvic floor health, all backed by NHS-recommended guidance:

• Do regular pelvic floor exercises: combine “slow squeezes” (tighten, hold, release) with “quick squeezes.” Try to gradually build up to longer holds and do them regularly.

• Practice your exercises while in different positions a sitting, standing or lying down to strengthen your pelvic floor muscles in real-life situations.

• Avoid repeatedly straining when going to the toilet. Chronic straining or constipation can stress the pelvic floor over time.

• Maintain a healthy lifestyle: keeping a healthy weight, managing coughs or chronic heavy lifting can help avoid excess pressure on pelvic floor muscles.

Your pelvic floor is just like any other muscle, with regular gentle attention, it can stay strong and support your everyday health. Taking small consistent steps can lead to some improvements over time.