The NeuroTrac Continence is a a home use, dual channel neuromuscular stimulation device to help retrain your pelvic floor. It is available to rent for 12 weeks, as well as purchase - take a look at our video on how to order the NeuroTrac Continence.
If you have purchased or rented the NeuroTrac Continence device, take a look at this video for a step by step guide on setting up your device.
How did we get here? It was way back in 1998 when mesh surgery for women was hailed as a long-awaited breakthrough. A twelve month study following up women who had received this surgery to treat symptoms of stress incontinence, those leaks that you can’t control when you cough, sneeze or indeed do any activity that puts pressure on your bladder, showed some great results. It became the ‘gold standard’ approach and was also used as an intervention for prolapse. At the...
We would like to inform our customers that we will not be receiving any deliveries or processing any orders on Friday 28th August due to our office move. We will be back to business as usual from our new premises after the bank holiday, on Tuesday 1st September.
We have now moved into our new premises in Cromhall, South Gloucestershire. All of our servicing, delivery and admin functions will be carried out from here. Our clinical training courses will also be held in our new training facility at our new premises. Our new address is: de Smit Medical Bristol Road Cromhall South Gloucestershire GL12 8AX
The argument always used to be ‘how can an online consultation replace a face to face physical physio assessment?’ The simple answer is that is can’t! In the same way as online food shopping isn’t the same as the experience of wandering round the supermarket and checking out the produce before you buy. One isn’t better than the other; they are different, and each has its own advantages and disadvantages. For a number of years some pelvic health physios have been dipping...
de Smit Medical works in partnership with Chartered Physio, Jane Appleyard, to provide informative articles and videos on the topic of the pelvic floor. Here's a quick Q&A for you to get to know Jane and her background a little more. What was it that initially made you want to be a physio? I wanted to be a physio after going along to a careers evening at school around the age of 13 years! Although my career has taken me in different directions...
Chartered Physiotherapist, Jane Appleyard looks into some simple strategies for pain relief during childbirth, with a closer look at obstetrics TENS. What do we know about pain? Pain is our protective mechanism telling us that something unpleasant or damaging is happening to our bodies. We have millions of nerve endings, some fire in quickly and cause us to react to protect ourselves, for example if we attempt to pick up something that’s really hot and could cause a burn. Other nerve endings...
Mcube Technology, manufacturers of the CubeScan bladder scanner range, have awarded de Smit Medical Best International Distributor of the Year for 2019. This is the second year in a row that we have won this award, and we are thrilled to be recognised for our work last year. We have really enjoyed working with Mcube over the past 10+ years, and look forward to many more years to come. Congratulations to the team - you deserve it! Here's a shot of our office...
Going to see a women’s pelvic health physiotherapist? Find out what to expect from your appointment and five top tips about how to make the most of it. Tip One Be prepared to talk about your symptoms, decide which ones are most ‘bothersome’ and how long they’ve been an issue in your life. Understanding the types of symptoms you experience and hearing you describe them is a really important part of the assessment process. It helps your physiotherapist begin to piece together a...
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