Tens anal

A smaller diameter anal electrode which can also be used intra-vaginally when a smaller probe is required. A sliding end-stop allows you to adjust the depth of insertion - shallow for anal sphincter, and deeper for pelvic floor. We will then replace the vaginal probe with an anal probe. This smaller diameter anal electrode can be used in conjunction with most EMS Electrical Muscle Stimulation unit and pelvic floor exercisers to help with the relief of stress, urge, faecal and mixed incontinence for both men and women. It can also be used as a smaller alternative for vaginal insertion, in conjunction with female incontinence relief units. An intermittent break in the lead, or the short lead attached to the probe, could be the cause of your LEAD fault.

Takeaway: Playing with electrosex can be fun, kinky and lead to hands-free orgasms. What's not to love? Have you ever been really turned on, as if something flipped a switch and erotic energy coursed through your body? Do you wish you could make that happen anytime? It is time to explore electrosex with a TENS unit! TENS stands for transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation.

The goal of this project was to assess the effects of pudendal nerve and anal sphincter stimulation on bladder and anal pressures. A monopolar electrode was hooked to the pudendal nerve or placed on the anal sphincter. Aballoon catheter was inserted into the anus to measure anal pressure, and a catheter was inserted into the bladder via the urethra to measure bladder pressure.