https://www.selleckchem.com/pr....oducts/pf-07220060.h
Pelvic stabilization exercises and TENS demonstrated to be effective in ameliorating pelvic pain (P 0.001) and improving in the GUPI scores of pain, incontinence, increasing strength of TrA musculature (P 0.001), and improving overall QOL (P 0.005). The trial suggests that a combination of pelvic stabilization exercises and conventional TENS may be used as a strategic tool to reduce pain and improve PFM strength after multimodal treatments in pelvic cancer survivors in the clinical setup of an Indian Scenario. The tri
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