Abstract: The training device for training human pelvic floor muscles, intended to be placed for training externally onto the human body directly or indirectly between the two ischial bones while sitting, including a seat part and a pressure sensor device for detecting the muscle force.

Abstract: The invention relates to a device (1) for detecting and measuring pain felt by a person, said device comprising a pressure or force sensor (2), a hollow body (3) having an outer sleeve (3a) and an inner space (3b), and an electronic unit (5) for detecting the signal of the pressure or force sensor (2). The outer sleeve (3a) of the hollow body (3) is embodied in such a way that it can be at least partially surrounded by a hand, the inner space (3b) of the hollow body (3) is filled with a non-gaseous elastic material (4a) or a non-gaseous fluid (4b), and the pressure or force sensor (2) is arranged in such a way that the pressure of the elastic material (4a) or the fluid (4b) can be measured.

Abstract: A training device for training the pelvic floor muscles of a human, which can be externally placed on the human body and can be connected to feedback units that produce feedback signals, such as vibrations. The training device is, at least on one side, aligned with the pelvic floor, can be compressed and can be axially deformed on its sensor side. A pressure force sensor unit of the training device can be positioned during the operation in such a manner that the ischial tuberosities of the pelvic floor can be situated on both sides on the pressure sensor unit, and a gravitational force component passing through the pelvic floor acts upon the pelvic floor training device, making a precise measurement of the exertion on the pelvic floor possible.

Abstract: A training device for training the pelvic floor muscles of a human, which can be externally placed on the human body and can be connected to feedback units that produce feedback signals, such as vibrations. The training device is, at least on one side, aligned with the pelvic floor, can be compressed and can be axially deformed on its sensor side. A pressure force sensor unit of the training device can be positioned during the operation in such a manner that the ischial tuberosities of the pelvic floor can be situated on both sides on the pressure sensor unit, and a gravitational force component passing through the pelvic floor acts upon the pelvic floor training device, making a precise measurement of the exertion on the pelvic floor possible.