A treatment should match the diagnosis.
Biofeedback uses sensors and real-time feedback to help a person learn awareness and control of physiological responses such as muscle tension. In sexual-health care it may be used as an adjunct for selected pelvic-floor or anxiety-related concerns. The technique should match the diagnosis and goals.
Biofeedback Therapy System
A sensor driven biofeedback platform that displays real time physiological information to support guided awareness and control training.
What the approach may support
- Improve awareness of pelvic-floor tension or relaxation
- Provide immediate feedback during skill practice
- Support structured behavioural training
- Non-drug adjunct for selected concerns
Suitability is individual.
Best used when a clinician or therapist can identify a specific skill or physiological response that biofeedback is intended to train.
Questions to ask before starting
- What diagnosis or treatment goal is this addressing?
- What is the quality of evidence for my specific situation?
- What are the alternatives, limitations, costs and possible side effects?
- How will we know whether it is helping, and when will we review progress?
This page is educational and cannot determine the cause of an individual symptom. Treatment choices, prescription medicines and tests require a clinician who knows your history. If symptoms are sudden, severe or accompanied by an emergency warning sign, seek urgent medical care.