KERNEL KN-2613M Portable Pelvic Floor Magnetic Stimulation System

Treatment frequency depends on the clinical objective. Lower frequencies suit inhibitory and pain-oriented protocols; higher frequencies drive muscle strengthening. A 60 Hz ceiling allows the KN-2613M to cover that full span without a second device — useful where space rules out a full chair but protocol flexibility is still required.

A built-in coil produces a rapidly changing magnetic field that induces contractions in the deep pelvic muscles. No electrode contacts the skin. The patient sits, fully clothed, throughout the session.

Postpartum rehabilitation, home-based programs, and clinics that need wider protocol coverage in a portable unit. It bridges the gap between the simpler KN-2612M and the full-size chair models.

Stress and urge incontinence in men and women, neurogenic bladder, pelvic organ prolapse, pelvic floor pain, vaginal laxity, and sexual dysfunction linked to pelvic muscle weakness, with frequent use in postpartum recovery.

Neither. The procedure is non-invasive, with no probes or skin electrodes and no recovery period. Patients typically report a firm rhythmic contraction in the pelvic region and resume normal activity immediately.