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Intra-Vaginal Neuromuscular Stimulation Singapore

Pelvic floor weakness, postnatal changes, or mild urinary leakage can affect daily comfort, confidence, and quality of life. These concerns are common among women after childbirth, during ageing, or following hormonal shifts.

Asimont Clinic focuses on medical aesthetics, while intra-vaginal neuromuscular stimulation is available at our affiliated clinics within the medical group, including Motherlove, Motherlove GP, and our gynaecology specialist clinic. This non-surgical treatment uses gentle electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) technology to support pelvic floor activation and improve muscular responsiveness.
Strengthen Pelvic Floor Function with Targeted Electrical Stimulation

What is Intra-Vaginal Neuromuscular Stimulation?

Intra-vaginal neuromuscular stimulation involves the use of electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) to deliver low-frequency electrical impulses to the pelvic floor through a vaginal applicator. These impulses support involuntary muscle contractions, which may assist in improving muscular responsiveness and coordination over time.

The treatment is administered in a clinic setting and is typically considered by individuals experiencing symptoms related to pelvic floor weakening or vaginal laxity.
Recognising Signs That May Require Medical Attention

When To See a Doctor

You may consider medical evaluation if you experience:

Vaginal Laxity or Reduced Pelvic Floor Tone

Vaginal Laxity or Reduced Pelvic Floor Tone

Loss of tone may suggest pelvic muscle weakening.

Mild Urinary Leakage

Mild Urinary Leakage

Light bladder leaks may indicate pelvic support issues.

Difficulty Initiating Pelvic Floor Contractions

Difficulty Initiating Pelvic Floor Contractions

Trouble engaging pelvic muscles may signal dysfunction.

A Sensation of Pelvic Heaviness

A Sensation of Pelvic Heaviness

Heaviness in the pelvic area may point to reduced support.

Pelvic Floor Changes Following Childbirth

Pelvic Floor Changes Following Childbirth

Postnatal changes may affect pelvic tone and control.

Why It Works

Non-Surgical Management Options at Our Affiliated Clinics

Assessment begins with a private consultation and clinical examination.

Our doctor may recommend:

Intra-Vaginal Neuromuscular Stimulation (EMS):

Uses gentle electrical pulses to improve pelvic muscle tone, coordination, and support postpartum recovery.

Supportive Therapies:

Includes exercises, lifestyle changes, or physiotherapy to enhance pelvic strength and daily function.

Ongoing Monitoring:

Progress is reviewed regularly, with adjustments made based on your response and clinical assessment.

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Early Attention May Help Prevent Long-Term Pelvic Concerns

Why Addressing These Conditions May Be Helpful

Pelvic floor weakening, if left unmanaged, may contribute to:

Increased urinary symptoms over time

Unaddressed weakness may worsen bladder control and increase leakage episodes.

Reduced pelvic support or vaginal tone

Weakened muscles can lead to sagging, laxity, or a sense of vaginal looseness.

Changes in daily comfort or function

Discomfort or strain may affect movement, confidence, or quality of life.

Challenges with postpartum recovery

Delayed care may hinder healing and prolong postnatal pelvic floor issues.

Personalised Evaluation to Understand Pelvic Muscle Health

How is Pelvic Floor Weakness Assessed?

Discussion of Symptoms & Health History
Step 1

Discussion of Symptoms & Health History

Reviews your concerns and past medical background.

Pelvic Examination
Step 2

Pelvic Examination

Checks muscle tone, strength, and ability to contract.

Review of postpartum recovery or hormonal changes
Step 3

Review of postpartum recovery or hormonal changes

Assesses recovery after childbirth or hormonal shifts.

Evaluation for any coexisting pelvic concerns
Step 4

Evaluation for any coexisting pelvic concerns

Identifies related conditions that may affect care.

Recommendation of suitable treatment options
Step 5

Recommendation of suitable treatment options

Our doctor will suggest appropriate non-surgical therapies based on findings.

Guidance on after-procedure care and home support
Step 6

Guidance on after-procedure care and home support

You’ll receive advice on recovery, daily activity, and any supportive exercises.

Confidential & Compassionate Care At Our Affiliated Clinics

All intra-vaginal neuromuscular stimulation treatments are provided at our affiliated clinics, Motherlove, Motherlove GP, and the gynaecology specialist clinic. Care is delivered in accordance with PHMC guidelines and MOH professional standards, under the supervision of doctors registered with the Singapore Medical Council. Accredited through the SMC APOC framework, our team ensures ethical, evidence-based care provided in a respectful and supportive environment.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Helpful Information Before Your Visit with Us

Electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) applies low-level electrical impulses to the pelvic floor to facilitate muscle engagement during treatment.

Most individuals report a mild tingling or pulsing sensation. Our doctor will monitor and adjust settings as needed.

Sessions typically take 20–30 minutes and are conducted in the clinic.

Our doctor will advise based on your individual condition. A series of sessions may be recommended over several weeks.

Yes. It may be considered as part of postnatal pelvic rehabilitation after adequate healing.

In many cases, combining this treatment with guided pelvic floor exercises may support outcomes.

It may be used to address pelvic floor changes associated with ageing or hormonal shifts. Your doctor will assess suitability.

Most individuals can resume daily activities immediately following each session.

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