Treating post partum pelvic-perineal disorders with Winback Tecar therapy

The days following childbirth are often a source of discomfort and pain. Many of these can be treated with Winback tecartherapy and its accessories and protocols adapted to the needs of women.

High frequency current has many advantages in pelvic perineal treatment: rapid analgesia, accelerated healing effect, tensor effect on non-contractile fibres by stimulating collagen production, improvement of tissue trophicity, vascularisation, muscle reinforcement, etc.

The use of high frequency, an innovative treatment for post-partum perineal pain, thus makes it possible to reduce the pain of the women treated and to improve their experience of childbirth.

Post-partum treatment with Winback TECAR therapy

After childbirth, the protocols set up by Winback on the most frequently encountered problems (vulvar oedema, episiotomy, tearing) can be applied, very quickly from day one, with the aim of reducing pain, draining and generating bio-tissue stimulation allowing the regeneration of tissues... The technology can be used on scars, the vulvar fork or the perineum, to prepare for muscle re-education for example, but also to anticipate possible adhesions.

Post-partum pain

Pain is first of all a useful alarm signal but also an indicator of a damaged organ and a warning of an imbalance. Obstetric pelvi-perineal injuries are likely to impact the life of patients through pain, which can become chronic in some cases, but also through trophic disorders, e.g. vaginal hollowness, etc. All of this constitutes elements that can lead to a modified perception of body image and sexological disorders. The Winback technology provides significant comfort thanks to a real reduction in perineal pain and an acceleration of natural tissue regeneration.

Caesarean section scars

The treatment of the caesarean scar during the first 15 days allows the drainage of the dermal tissues but also prepares the deep drainage to avoid the formation of adhesions of the deep planes, to decrease the pains, through a bio tissue stimulation to regenerate the tissues. After local care, around the scar in the first sessions and on the scar thereafter. This is also the case on an old Caesarean scar to defibrillate the adhesions in depth and on the surface and to increase the collagenous fabric.

Genitourinary syndrome of the menopause

GUMS is characterised by vulval dryness or vaginal discomfort, which may be accompanied by stress or urge incontinence...

The Winback treatment improves quality of life by increasing blood flow to the vaginal mucosa and restoring tissue trophicity and tone.