Aids for Incontinence & Pregnancy complaints

Pain in the lower back, buttocks and legs are among the typical complaints for many pregnant women. Especially around the end of pregnancy, the sudden, pulling pain can occur along the lower half of the body. Learn more about sciatic pain during pregnancy and tips on how to relieve it. more ...

The pelvic floor is one of the most important muscle groups in the body. If the pelvic floor muscles are weakened, unpleasant side effects such as incontinence can occur. Learn more about the function and structure of the pelvic floor. more ...

Women may experience SPD pain during pregnancy. Pregnancy belts have a supporting and pain-relieving effect. Find out how to prevent a symphysis pubis dysfunction & pain can be relieved effectively. more ...

During pregnancy, the risk of developing varicose veins increases. What causes varicose veins & how to treat varicose veins properly (e.g. with a maternity support belt)? Learn more! more ...

Over time, the pelvic floor is subjected to severe stress, e.g. due to overweight, pregnancy or menopause. Targeted pelvic floor training with kegel exercises and vaginal cones strengthens the pelvic floor muscles and helps prevent incontinence. more ...