FAQ
Answers about pelvic floor training, PFMT safety, app use and how Pelvisana supports consistent practice.
Is Pelvisana a medical device?
Pelvisana is an educational app and does not replace assessment or treatment by a qualified clinician.
Can PFMT help with urinary leakage?
PFMT is widely recommended as a first-line conservative option for many types of urinary incontinence. Individual results vary.
Should PFMT ever hurt?
Pain is a reason to stop and seek professional guidance—especially with pelvic pain, postpartum complications, or suspected overactivity.
Is Pelvisana just another Kegel app?
No. Pelvisana combines body awareness, guided practice, periodic reassessment, and progression toward functional strength instead of giving everyone the same repetition-only routine.
What can Pelvisana add after pelvic floor physical therapy?
It provides a structured continuity plan to help you maintain the habit, review your progress, and move from isolated exercises toward safe, functional strength work.
Am I too old, or is it too late to start?
There is no single age at which pelvic floor training stops being relevant. Your symptoms and health history still matter, so seek an individual assessment if you have pain, recent surgery, or concerning symptoms.
Is the content only for urinary leakage?
No. Pelvisana also covers pelvic floor care around prolapse, postpartum recovery, and menopause. These resources are educational and do not replace assessment of your individual condition.
Does Pelvisana collect or share my health data?
The current App Store and Google Play privacy disclosures state that Pelvisana does not collect or share user data. App processing is designed to remain on your device.
Is Pelvisana a physiotherapy clinic?
No. Pelvisana on pelvisana.com is a mobile app developed by ArnoHealth SL in Barcelona; it is not a clinic or appointment service.
Try Pelvisana: train your pelvic floor
Guided routines, progress tracking, and clinical content. Available for iOS and Android.
