Non-intrusive intelligent pelvic floor rehabilitation treatment system

Abstract

The invention discloses a non-intrusive intelligent pelvic floor rehabilitation treatment system which consists of a non-intrusive pelvic floor treatment seat, a user-side APP, PC-side software and aholder. The non-intrusive pelvic floor treatment seat can monitor the situation of a user during pelvic floor muscle force testing and pelvic floor muscle force training of the user and display data on a user-side APP interface of an intelligent terminal. The PC-side software is installed on a computer of a specialized person and can provide training suggestions for the user and display the suggestions on user-side software. The holder is used for storing user information, identity verification and the like and facilitates data connection between the user-side APP and the PC-side software at any time. By adopting the non-intrusive intelligent pelvic floor rehabilitation treatment system, the user can test and train the pelvic floor muscle of the user under the condition that the user wearsclothes, effectively exercise the pelvic floor muscle and promote pelvic floor function rehabilitation.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of intelligent medical systems, in particular to a non-invasive intelligent pelvic floor rehabilitation treatment system. Background technique [0002] Female pelvic floor dysfunction (PFD) is a group of gynecological diseases with stress urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, chronic pelvic pain, sexual dysfunction and abnormal urination and defecation as the main symptoms. The pelvic floor support tissue is dominated by the pelvic floor muscles. Once the pelvic floor muscle tension is insufficient or the pelvic floor muscles are damaged (such as pregnancy, vaginal delivery, pelvic surgery, etc.), it is easy to induce female pelvic floor dysfunction. [0003] Epidemiological investigations found that 45-55 years old is the age with high incidence of PFD, the incidence rate is about 20%-40% [1], and with the aging of the population, the incidence rate of PFD is on the rise. Although it does not seriou...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] Common clinical measurements and treatments are achieved through invasive vaginal probes combined with detection and treatment systems, and most of these devices are complicated to operate and expensive, and cannot be purchased by individuals. They can only be tested and treated in hospitals, and cannot be compared. Good protection of patient privacy

Many patients waste a lot of time because of running back and forth in the hospital and queuing up, or some patients with less serious pelvic floor dysfunction give up treatment due to the stigma of the disease

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