Emsella

Balanced Pain Management

Leslie R DeLaney, MD

Pain Management & Alternative Medicine located in Walnut Creek, CA

Pelvic Floor Support for Whole-Body Pain Balance

Strengthen the Foundation. Support Movement. Reduce Strain.

The pelvic floor is a critical — and often overlooked — component of chronic pain. Emsella strengthens this foundational muscle group, supporting balanced pain management from the ground up.

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The Pelvic Floor & Chronic Pain

Weak pelvic floor muscles can contribute to:

Low back and hip pain
Poor core stability
Increased compensatory strain
Fatigue during movement
Reduced confidence and comfort

Because the pelvic floor works closely with the core, weakness here can disrupt the entire movement system.

How Emsella Works

Emsella uses non-invasive electromagnetic technology to stimulate deep pelvic floor muscle contractions while you remain fully clothed.

Emsella may help:

Improve pelvic floor strength
Enhance core stability
Support posture and balance
Reduce strain placed on surrounding muscles and nerves

Sessions are comfortable and require no downtime.

Emsella’s Role in Balanced Pain Management

Dr. DeLaney incorporates Emsella as part of a foundation-first approach to pain care. Strengthening the pelvic floor supports better movement mechanics, helping reduce the physical stress that fuels chronic pain.

This support can help patients:

Move with greater ease
Engage more confidently in activity
Reduce fatigue and strain
Support long-term pain management goals

Who May Benefit

Emsella may be appropriate for individuals experiencing:

Chronic low back or pelvic pain
Core instability
Pain related to prolonged sitting or standing
Reduced pelvic support due to aging, injury, or life changes

Consultation is required to determine candidacy.

Strengthen Your Foundation

Schedule a consultation to learn how Emsella fits into a balanced pain management plan.

FAQs

Q1: What is Emsella?
A: Emsella is a non-invasive treatment that strengthens the pelvic floor muscles, supporting the body’s foundation and reducing strain associated with chronic pain.

Q2: How does pelvic floor strength impact pain?
A: A strong pelvic floor improves posture, stability, and movement efficiency, which can reduce nerve strain and prevent compensatory pain patterns.

Q3: Is Emsella uncomfortable?
A: No. You remain fully clothed and seated while Emsella stimulates deep pelvic floor contractions.

Q4: How many sessions are needed?
A: Treatment plans vary, but a typical course involves 6 sessions over 3 weeks.

Q5: Who is a good candidate for Emsella?
A: Individuals with low back, hip, or pelvic pain, or those seeking better core stability, may benefit. A consultation ensures proper assessment.

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