Signs You May Need Pelvic Floor Treatment in Ahmedabad
Pelvic floor concerns are more common than many women realise, and they are not limited to women who have had children. Bladder leakage, pelvic heaviness and reduced pelvic control can develop after childbirth, with age, hormonal changes, or from physical strain. These are treatable conditions, not something you have to accept.
You may notice:
- Urinary leakage when coughing, sneezing or laughing
- Leakage during exercise or physical activity
- Stress urinary incontinence (leakage triggered by physical movement)
- Bladder leakage during pregnancy or postpartum
- Difficulty controlling your bladder
- Increased urinary urgency or frequency
- Pelvic heaviness or a feeling of pressure
- Pelvic floor weakness after pregnancy or childbirth
- Reduced pelvic and core stability
- Changes in intimate function
- Difficulty activating or controlling your pelvic floor muscles
If you've started changing the way you live because of these symptoms, it may be time to seek help.
What Is Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation?
The pelvic floor is a group of muscles that forms the base of your pelvis. These muscles support the bladder, bowel and uterus, and play a role in bladder control, core stability and intimate function.
When these muscles are weak, tight or poorly coordinated, symptoms such as urinary leakage, pelvic pressure or postpartum weakness can develop.
Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation at Mayflower Hospital aims to improve the way these muscles activate, contract, relax and coordinate, with a plan designed around your specific needs.
Personalised Care. Advanced Technology. A Focus on Function.
Mayflower offers advanced, non-invasive options to support women experiencing pelvic floor weakness and related concerns. Your care begins with an assessment of your symptoms and pelvic floor function, followed by a personalised rehabilitation plan.
Depending on your needs, your treatment may incorporate:
Pelvic Floor Muscle Rehabilitation
Approaches designed to improve pelvic floor strength, control and coordination.
Core & Pelvic Stability
Supporting the relationship between your pelvic floor and the muscles that contribute to your overall core stability.
Postpartum Rehabilitation
Helping women address pelvic floor weakness and changes in muscle function following pregnancy and childbirth, whether after a normal delivery or C-section.
HIFEM Kegella Chair Treatment
Technology-assisted pelvic floor muscle activation incorporated into your rehabilitation plan where appropriate.
The goal is not just stronger muscles. It is better pelvic function.
The Kegella Chair HIFEM Technology
The Kegella Chair is an advanced HIFEM (High-Intensity Focused Electromagnetic) device for pelvic floor rehabilitation. It is one of the few non-surgical, non-invasive technologies available in Ahmedabad that delivers deep pelvic floor muscle stimulation, without undressing, needles, or downtime.
It works by generating focused electromagnetic energy that triggers thousands of pelvic floor muscle contractions in a single 28-minute session. These contractions are more intense and targeted than what you can achieve through voluntary Kegel exercises, making it a clinical-grade option for women who struggle to activate their pelvic floor effectively on their own.
You remain fully clothed throughout. There is no recovery time.
What Does This Mean for You?
The aim of your Kegella Chair HIFEM treatment is to support a pelvic floor that is:
- Stronger for better support
- More responsive when you need control
- Better coordinated with your body
- More stable as part of your core
- More functional in everyday life
How the Kegella Chair HIFEM Treatment Works
Sit Comfortably
You remain fully clothed and sit comfortably on the Kegella Chair.
HIFEM Stimulation
The chair uses High-Intensity Focused Electromagnetic technology to stimulate the pelvic floor muscles.
Repeated Muscle Contractions
The stimulation induces thousands of pelvic floor muscle contractions, helping activate muscles that can be difficult to engage voluntarily.
Short, Non-Invasive Sessions
A typical session takes around 28 minutes, with no needles, undressing or surgical intervention.
Progressive Rehabilitation
A course of sessions is typically recommended, tailored to your individual pelvic floor function, symptoms and treatment goals.
Your treatment plan is personalised to your needs.
Kegella Chair vs Kegel Exercises vs Pelvic Physiotherapy
What's the difference?
Kegella Chair vs Kegel Exercises
Kegel exercises are a well-established first-line approach for mild pelvic floor weakness. The challenge is that many women are unsure whether they are engaging the right muscles, and find it difficult to maintain consistency. The Kegella Chair uses HIFEM technology to deliver targeted, controlled pelvic floor contractions, without relying on the patient's own technique or discipline. It is not a replacement for Kegel exercises, but for many women it offers a more reliable starting point or a useful adjunct to their rehabilitation.
Kegella Chair vs Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy
Pelvic floor physiotherapy offers individualised, hands-on assessment and a personalised exercise programme. At Mayflower, we combine both approaches, the Kegella Chair supports deep muscle activation through HIFEM technology, while our in-house physiotherapy team guides your broader rehabilitation, breathing, posture and progression. The combination is typically more effective than either approach alone.
Kegella Chair vs Surgery
Surgical options for pelvic floor repair exist for more severe conditions such as prolapse. The Kegella Chair is appropriate for women with mild to moderate pelvic floor weakness and urinary leakage where conservative, non-surgical management is the right starting point. Dr. Ravina will assess whether the Kegella Chair is suitable for your specific condition during your consultation.
Who Is a Good Candidate for Pelvic Floor Treatment in Ahmedabad?
Pelvic floor treatment at Mayflower may be appropriate for women in Ahmedabad experiencing any of the following:
Urinary Incontinence & Bladder Leakage
Stress urinary incontinence, leakage triggered by coughing, sneezing, laughing or exercise, is one of the most common conditions addressed by pelvic floor rehabilitation. It is also one of the most underreported, with many women delaying help for years.
Poor Bladder Control
Difficulty controlling the bladder or managing urinary urgency, whether occasional or persistent.
Postpartum Pelvic Floor Weakness
Changes in pelvic floor strength, bladder control or core stability following pregnancy and childbirth, whether after a normal delivery or C-section.
Pelvic Floor Weakness
Difficulty activating or maintaining effective pelvic floor muscle contractions.
Pelvic and Core Instability
When reduced pelvic floor strength affects overall pelvic and core stability.
Intimate Health Concerns
When pelvic floor weakness may contribute to changes in intimate function or confidence.
Pelvic Rehabilitation
As part of recovery and strengthening following certain pelvic health concerns or procedures.
Why Mayflower Hospital, Ahmedabad for Pelvic Floor Treatment?
Led by Dr. Ravina, Gynaec Cosmetology & Women's Pelvic Health Specialist
Pelvic floor rehabilitation at Mayflower is led by Dr. Ravina, our specialist in Gynaec Cosmetology and women's pelvic health. Dr. Ravina combines clinical expertise in gynaecological care with a focus on non-surgical rehabilitation, including HIFEM-based treatment, postpartum recovery and pelvic floor physiotherapy, to create treatment plans tailored to each patient's needs.
Her approach brings together clinical assessment, HIFEM-based technology and hands-on physiotherapy guidance, so your rehabilitation plan is built around how your pelvic floor is actually responding, not a one-size-fits-all protocol.
Technology + Physiotherapy: A Combined Approach
Unlike clinics that offer either a device or physiotherapy alone, Mayflower combines both. The Kegella Chair delivers HIFEM-based pelvic floor muscle stimulation, while our physiotherapy team guides your broader rehabilitation, breathing patterns, movement mechanics, core coordination and home exercises. This integrated approach supports stronger, more sustainable outcomes.
Support Beyond Your Sessions
Pelvic floor rehabilitation is not just about what happens during a treatment session. Our physiotherapists can guide you on exercises, movement patterns, breathing techniques and daily habits that support your progress between visits. Your feedback at each check-in helps shape how your plan moves forward, so your rehabilitation continues to work for you well beyond the clinic.
A Plan That Can Evolve With You
Your pelvic floor needs may change as you progress. Your rehabilitation plan can be adapted based on your response to treatment, your goals and your changing needs. At Mayflower, technology is part of the solution. Your personalised rehabilitation plan is what brings it all together.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Pelvic floor weakness is not limited to women who have had children. It can develop with age, hormonal changes, physical strain, or following other gynaecological concerns. An assessment will help determine the right approach for your specific situation.
HIFEM (High-Intensity Focused Electromagnetic) technology, used in the Kegella Chair at Mayflower, generates focused electromagnetic energy that induces powerful pelvic floor muscle contractions. A single 28-minute session can trigger thousands of contractions. Unlike Kegel exercises, which depend on correct technique and consistency, HIFEM treatment delivers controlled stimulation regardless of the patient's ability to voluntarily activate their pelvic floor.
Urinary incontinence, particularly stress urinary incontinence triggered by coughing, sneezing or exercise, is one of the most common indications for pelvic floor rehabilitation. HIFEM-based treatment may help strengthen the muscles that support bladder control. However, urinary incontinence can have several causes, so a consultation with Dr. Ravina is the right starting point to confirm whether pelvic floor rehabilitation is appropriate for your specific type of leakage.
Each session lasts approximately 28 minutes. You remain fully clothed throughout, and there is no downtime afterwards. The number of sessions recommended depends on your symptoms, pelvic floor function and treatment goals, Dr. Ravina will guide you based on your individual assessment. A course of sessions is typically recommended rather than a single treatment.
Pelvic floor rehabilitation, including HIFEM-based treatment, may be considered for postpartum women after appropriate recovery and medical clearance. The timing and suitability depend on your individual recovery, the type of delivery, and whether any other postpartum concerns need to be addressed first. Dr. Ravina will assess this during your initial consultation.
Yes. Mayflower Hospital offers specialist pelvic floor rehabilitation, including HIFEM Kegella Chair treatment, in Ahmedabad. Dr. Ravina consults at both our Memnagar campus (Helmet Crossroads, Drive-In Road, Memnagar, Ahmedabad 380054) and our Bopal centre (2nd Floor, Satyamev Elite, Ambli Junction, Sardar Patel Ring Road, Bopal, Ahmedabad 380058).
Consultations with Dr. Ravina are available by appointment, use the booking form above or call our team to schedule.
Book a Pelvic Floor Consultation in Ahmedabad
You don't have to feel embarrassed about bladder leakage or pelvic floor weakness. And you don't have to navigate it alone. Talk to our team at Mayflower to understand whether Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation is right for you.