Is The Emsella Treatment Worth It?

Urinary incontinence is something that so many of us put up with every day knowing that it’s a problem that isn’t getting better on its own. Not only do we ‘put up’ with it, but so often we have to adapt our behaviour to accommodate it; wearing incontinence pads, making sure you know where the nearest toilet is, not drinking too late for fear of multiple bathrooms runs in the night, these are all coping mechanisms when you are dealing with urinary incontinence.

So, why do we put up with this problem? Simply, it can be embarrassing to admit that you’re having a problem controlling your bladder; additionally, not everybody knows that you can have stress and urge incontinence treated, let alone have a *non-invasive* treatment for urinary incontinence.

Emsella Treatment: What Is It?

If the above situation resonates, then it may be beneficial for you to explore and learn a little more about the Emsella treatment. In short, Emsella is a completely non-invasive treatment for stress and urge urinary incontinence; all this treatment requires is for you to have a course of 30-minute treatments where you sit, fully clothed, on the Emsella chair. Here you can read more about the Emsella chair-how the treatment feels, how it works, and so on.

As this issue is so common, especially among those of us who are peri-menopausal; those who have gone through menopause; and those of us who have been pregnant, it’s no wonder that the Emsella treatment became super popular when we launched this treatment in our Hertfordshire clinic. One of our regular clients, Liz, decided to give the Emsella treatment a go and we asked her if she would give us her feedback… we simply asked her ‘is Emsella worth it?’ and here’s what she said:

You can see further Emsella reviews and in-depth Emsella chair reviews here.

Suppose you are looking to improve your urinary incontinence. In that case, you may like to have a consultation with us to better understand if Emsella is the right treatment for you and ask any questions that you may have about this treatment.

Disclaimer: This blog is not to be used for diagnostic purposes. We are all unique which means that our results, recovery and suitability for any type of treatment will vary. Always seek the advice of a professional should you have any health or cosmetic concerns or to discuss treatments specifically for you.