Biofeedback

Biofeedback is a therapeutic technique used to help patients gain control over certain bodily functions that are normally automatic, such as muscle tension, heart rate, and bowel movements. It is commonly used in the management of gastrointestinal disorders like chronic constipation and pelvic floor dysfunction. By using specialized sensors and monitoring devices, patients receive real-time feedback and learn how to improve muscle coordination and function.

Non-invasive therapy

Biofeedback is a completely non-invasive and painless therapy. It involves placing sensors on the body to monitor physiological activity and provide visual or auditory feedback. Patients are guided through exercises to improve control over affected muscles. This therapy is safe, effective, and helps in long-term improvement without the need for medication or surgery.