Safety, Side Effects and Contraindications
Emsella is generally well tolerated when proper screening is performed.
Common temporary effects
- Mild muscle fatigue or awareness in the pelvic area
- Temporary tingling or increased sensitivity
Important contraindications
Emsella is not appropriate for individuals who:
- Are pregnant
- Have a pacemaker or other implanted electronic devices
- Have certain metal implants in the pelvic or lower spinal region
- Have a copper intrauterine device (in many protocols)
- Have other specific medical conditions identified during screening
A thorough consultation is required before treatment to confirm suitability.
Common questions
Is Emsella safe?
Emsella is generally well tolerated when proper screening is performed. Common temporary effects include mild muscle fatigue or awareness in the pelvic area and temporary tingling or increased sensitivity.
Who should not have Emsella?
Emsella is not appropriate for people who are pregnant, have a pacemaker or other implanted electronic devices, have certain metal implants in the pelvic or lower spinal region, or have a copper intrauterine device in many protocols.
Does Emsella have side effects?
Common temporary effects include mild muscle fatigue or awareness in the pelvic area and temporary tingling or increased sensitivity. A thorough consultation is required before treatment to confirm suitability.
Can I have Emsella with a pacemaker?
No. Having a pacemaker or other implanted electronic device is a contraindication for Emsella. Screening before treatment identifies these conditions.
Considering Emsella?
A consultation is the best way to determine whether Emsella is appropriate for your situation. Mid Florida Endocrine, led by Victor Matthews, MD, is located in Winter Garden, Florida.