Sexual dysfunction in men? They’ve got a pill for that. Sexual dysfunction in women? Well, we don’t like to talk about that.
Women’s sexual health has been a taboo topic for far too long. Sure, we might talk about it with our best friends, but as far as talking openly about sexual enjoyment and sexual health…well we’ve still got a long way to go.
It’s time to break down those barriers – we’re going to talk about how Venus Wave Therapy can help restore your sexual enjoyment.
Why Do Women Experience Lower Sexual Enjoyment?
There are many reasons women may begin to enjoy sex a little less. Hormone changes during menopause can be a factor. Smoking, alcohol, and drugs can have an effect on your sex drive. Since your brain kicks off sexual desire, stress, anxiety, depression, and relationship issues can all lower your desire for sex. And then there’s pelvic floor health.
A Healthy Pelvic Floor Can Increase Sexual Enjoyment
Problems with your pelvic floor can be a factor that lowers your sexual enjoyment, and you may not even realize it.
According to the University of Colorado Urogynecology Centre, women with pelvic disorders can experience sexual dysfunction ranging from vaginal pain to reluctance to engage in sex. These sexual problems are generally linked to urinary control issues, and hormone changes due to menopause.
The result? Reduced sex drive, infrequent orgasms, decreased arousal, and pain during sex.
Aging and pregnancy can weaken your pelvic floor muscles, causing vaginal dryness and painful sex. In these cases, strengthening your pelvic floor muscles is the treatment.
Venus Wave Therapy Helps Strengthen Your Pelvic Floor and Heighten Sexual Enjoyment
Venus Wave Therapy is a revolutionary treatment for bladder control. Many women who experience urinary incontinence (loss of bladder control) also report pain during sex.
Venus Wave Therapy helps strengthen your pelvic floor by stimulating your pelvic floor muscles. Just one 28-minute session can produce the equivalent of almost 12,000 perfect Kegel exercises (or Kegels). Kegels are special exercises that target the pelvic floor muscles, strengthening them and improving your pelvic floor health.
In addition to strengthening your pelvic floor, Venus Wave Therapy Medical’s Venus Wave Therapy stimulates the motor nerves to increase circulation in your vaginal canal. That can lead to increased sensation and lubrication – a perfect prescription for greater sexual pleasure and enjoyment!
Experiencing Vaginal Dryness and Painful Sex? Give Venus Wave Therapy a Try!
If you experience problems with bladder leakage and painful sex, treatment at Venus Wave Therapy could be your solution.
During treatment you sit, fully clothed, on our EMSELLA® pelvic chair, or treatment “throne”. The pelvic chair delivers Venus Wave Therapy – high intensity focused electromagnetic waves (HIFEM) to your pelvic floor, causing the pelvic floor muscles to contract.
Many Women Report Improvement in Just One Session!
Although “focused electromagnetic waves” may sound a little scary, they’re a perfectly safe and proven treatment for bladder control issues. Our EMSELLA® chair has been approved for use by the FDA and Health Canada.
After treatment, not only can you gain more control over your bladder, but it can also enhance your sexual pleasure. Many women report significant improvements after just their first session. And you will feel better and better with each subsequent visit.
Venus Wave Therapy Medical – A Clinic For Women, Run By Women offering Venus Wave Therapy
At Venus Wave Therapy Medical, you can enjoy discreet professional care in a warm, welcoming, and comfortable setting. We provide women with bladder control issues and/or sexual dysfunction with safe, non-invasive, long-lasting treatment. Contact us today to book a no-charge consultation with our treatment team to discuss your questions and receive a thorough evaluation and customized treatment plan.
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Resources:
University of Colorado Urogynecology: Pelvic Disorders & Sexual Dysfunction
https://urogyn.coloradowomenshealth.com/conditions/pelvic-floor-disorders/pelvic-disorders-sexual-dysfunction.html