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GyneFlex GyneflexTM
Strength Chart
HOW TO DETERMINE WHICH GYNEFLEX STRENGTH
IS RIGHT FOR YOUR PATIENTS
Gyneflex
Strengths
LIGHT
White 1 & 2
REGULAR
Pink 3 & 4
FIRM
Blue 5 & 6
Preventative No Yes for 28+ y/o Yes for 18-27 y/o
Postpartum 3 or more Vaginal Deliveries of 8+lbs 2 Vaginal Deliveries 8lbs or less No
SUI Severe to Moderate Moderate to Light No
Sexual Response Yes, if PFM are very weak need to start here and work up to Regular and/or Firm Yes Yes, once able to do 3 sets 21 each at Regular Strength closing #4 all the way
Medical Conditions Rectocele, Cystocele, Hysterectomy, Uterine Prolapse, Pelvic Relaxation Syndrome, any bladder repair surgery, multiple Caesarean Deliveries Single Caesarean Delivery No
Peri-Menopausal Only if PFM are very weak from childbirth or illness Yes Yes, once able to do 3 sets 21 each at Regular Strength, closing #4 all the way
Menopausal Yes, if not sexually active and not on HRT Yes, if sexually active and on HRT Yes, once able to do 3 sets 21 each at Regular Strength, closing #4 all the way
Post-Menopausal Yes No No

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