PEARLDigital Therapeutic Device for Postpartum Pelvic Floor Training

This study focuses on understanding how practical it is for new mothers to use a special device called the Leva Device, designed to help strengthen pelvic floor muscles. This device is approved by the FDA and uses motion technology to assist in exercises. The study specifically targets women who have recently given birth, aiming to see if the device can help improve areas such as bladder and bowel function, reduce pelvic organ prolapse symptoms, and ease vaginal and perineal pain. Additionally, the study looks at how sexual function might change for these women in the months following childbirth, considering the potential for improved recovery and quality of life. Participants in the study will use the Leva Device to perform exercises that help strengthen their pelvic floor muscles. They will also fill out online surveys at three and six months after giving birth to provide feedback on their progress and any changes in symptoms. The study aims to measure how effective the device is in helping with postpartum recovery, focusing on areas like bladder control and pelvic pain. The use of the device is non-invasive and provides a potential new way for postpartum women to enhance their recovery process.