Efficacy Analysis of Pelvic Magnetic Stimulation Combined with Rehabilitation Training in the Treatment of Female Vaginal Laxity

Both groups underwent an 8-week treatment regimen, with a treatment log established for each participant. Assessments were conducted at three predefined time points, evaluating the following eight outcome measures: vaginal laxity questionnaire, female sexual function, degree of vaginal laxity, vaginal health index score(VHIS), pelvic floor type I and type II muscle fibers, surface electromyography (sEMG) of the pelvic floor muscles, three-dimensional ultrasound parameters, and mean vaginal pressure.

Results: No statistically significant differences were observed between pre- and post-intervention measurements in the study group for the following parameters: VHI score, sEMG during the post-intervention resting phase, resting-state bladder neck position on ultrasound, and urethral gap assessment. However, for all other evaluated indicators, the study group demonstrated significantly greater improvement compared to the control group, with statistically significant differences before and after intervention.

Conclusion: Combined therapy achieves superior therapeutic outcomes in the treatment of female vaginal laxity compared to Kegel exercises alone.