Pelvic Floor Dysfunction & Urinary Incontinence in Roseville MN: Regain Control, Regain Confidence

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Common types of urinary incontinence include:

• Stress incontinence: leakage during coughing, sneezing, exercise, or lifting
• Urge incontinence (overactive bladder): sudden urge to void and involuntary leakage
• Mixed incontinence: combination of stress + urge symptoms

Symptoms often include frequent urges to urinate, dribbling, leakage with exertion, nocturia (waking at night), or difficulty reaching the restroom in time.

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Why Traditional Approaches Often Fall Short

Conventional methods—such as Kegel exercises, biofeedback, lifestyle modifications, or surgical interventions—each have limitations. Many patients struggle to perform Kegels correctly, lack consistency, or find progress slow. Invasive procedures carry risks, downtime, and cost.

For those seeking a highly effective, non‑invasive, hands‑free solution, Gazelle represents a new frontier in pelvic rehabilitation.

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Introducing Gazelle: A Breakthrough in Pelvic Floor Therapy in Roseville MN

Gazelle is the world’s most effective non‑surgical, non‑invasive
treatment to manage pelvic floor issues. gazellechair.com

Here’s what sets it apart:

• FDA Cleared | Non‑surgical | Non‑invasive | Done WITH your clothes on | Guaranteed results
• > 80% effective (clinical response)
• Backed by 40+ clinical studies
• An FDA‑cleared bio‑electric magnet delivers stimulation up to 4 inches deep without skin contact
• 100% involuntary contractions create new neuromuscular pathways
• Rebuilds strength, control, and connectivity of compromised pelvic floor muscles
• Creates long-term rehabilitation effects, not just temporary gains
• Cure, strengthen, and restore your pelvic floor—to give back your freedom
• Inside the Gazelle chair, precision electromagnetic coils generate focused energy deep into the pelvic musculature. These fields produce thousands of supramaximal contractions during a single session—all without insertion, wires, or probes.

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How Gazelle Works: Treatment Mechanism & Protocol

Technology & Mechanism

• The chair contains special electromagnets built into the seat
• No probes, electrodes, or skin contact: patients remain fully clothed
• Each 20‑minute treatment triggers ~5,600 involuntary contractions
• Over a typical 24‑session (8‑week) protocol, you may experience over 800,000 contractions
• The pulsed magnetic stimulation reaches up to 4 inches deep into pelvic tissues

These contractions engage and retrain pelvic floor muscles and their
nerve pathways, facilitating restoration of strength, endurance, and
neuromuscular control.

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Treatment Schedule & Sensation

• Session duration: 20 minutes
• Frequency: typically 3 sessions/week for 8 weeks
• Painless & noninvasive—patients often feel a mild tingling/contraction sensation
• No downtime, no undressing, fully clothed experience

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Exclusions & Safety

Gazelle treatment is not suitable for patients who:

• Are pregnant or suspect pregnancy
• Have an implantable pacemaker or defibrillator
• Have a history of cardiac arrhythmia or atrial fibrillation (AFib)

It is essential to undergo a medical evaluation and screening to
confirm eligibility and rule out contraindications.

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Clinical Benefits & Supporting Evidence

Gazelle therapy offers a spectrum of benefits:

• Significant improvement in urinary control
• Strengthens not only core pelvic floor muscles but also adjacent musculature
• Increases urinary stream, enhances sexual function, and restores confidence
• Creates lasting neuromuscular adaptation, not just temporary contraction
• Many patients report a reduction—or elimination—of symptoms after completing the protocol

The science is robust: 40+ clinical trials support the use of electromagnetic stimulation for pelvic rehabilitation.

One manufacturer reports delivering over 312,800 supramaximal contractions during a standard course. Bedrock Bioscience

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Why Choose Bandana Chiropractic and Wellness Center + Gazelle

At Bandana Chiropractic and Wellness Center, our mission is to deliver restorative care that’s both effective and patient‑centered.