Plenty of people wait a long time before saying anything — often
because they are not sure their situation "counts". Seven questions,
two minutes, and you will know whether it is worth taking further.
This is not a diagnosis: it is a fit check.
Fit check
Is the chair a good fit for your situation?
Two minutes, seven questions, no personal information asked.
Nothing is saved or sent anywhere — your answers stay in this page and disappear when you close it.
Your result
It is worth talking to someone about.
From your answers, what you describe is the kind of thing pelvic floor
strengthening is normally aimed at. That is not a diagnosis — only an
in-person assessment can tell whether the treatment is right for you.
That is exactly what the free consultation at the partner pharmacy is
for: an honest look at your situation, straight answers to your
questions, and you decide afterwards with no pressure.
Useful things to mention on the call: how long it has been going on,
in which situations it happens, and what you have already tried.
You checked something that appears on the treatment's known
contraindication list — pregnancy or breastfeeding, a metal implant in
the pelvic area, a copper IUD, a pacemaker or defibrillator, or an
implanted neurostimulator.
That does not automatically close the door, but it has to be verified
before any first session. The partner pharmacy team goes through
exactly this with you during the free consultation, honestly and with
no commitment.
You flagged one or more signs that call for medical advice before
anything else: blood in the urine, pain, fever, unusual thirst,
swelling in the legs, or a sudden recent change.
These signs often turn out to be nothing serious, but they need to be
assessed by a doctor or pharmacist first. Pelvic floor strengthening,
if it has a role for you, comes after that.
From your answers, you are describing few or none of the symptoms that
pelvic floor strengthening is aimed at. That is good news, and we would
rather tell you so than sell you a session.
If you are here out of prevention or curiosity, our Kegel exercises guide covers how to keep
a healthy pelvic floor, and the resources section goes deeper. If things
change, the free consultation will still be there.
This is a fit check, not a diagnosis. The information on this site does not replace the advice of a health professional.
This is a fit check, not a diagnosis. The information on this site does not replace the advice of a health professional.
Your questions
Your questions about this self-check
Is this a diagnosis?+
No, and it cannot be. This tool compares what you describe with the situations pelvic floor strengthening is usually aimed at. Only an in-person assessment by a health professional can make a diagnosis or confirm that a treatment is right for you.
Are my answers saved?+
No. Nothing is saved, nothing is sent anywhere, and no personal information is asked for — no name, no email, no phone number. Your answers stay in your browser and disappear when you close the page.
What if the result says it is not for me?+
Then that is it. This site is an independent guide, not a session salesperson: when the symptoms you describe do not match, we would rather tell you. Our guides stay available if you want to understand what is going on, and so does the free consultation if things change.
How long does it take?+
About two minutes, seven questions. You can go back at any point and start over as many times as you like.
What happens afterwards?+
If your situation fits, the next step is a free consultation at the partner pharmacy: a confidential meeting where the team assesses your situation honestly, checks the contraindications and answers your questions. You decide afterwards, with no pressure.
You do not need to have taken the check to call. The free consultation at the partner pharmacy is for exactly that: asking your questions and getting a straight answer, with no commitment.