Kegel8 Ultra 20 Review: Magda’s Story of Prolapse Recovery
Why Pelvic Floor Exercise Matters
Kegel exercises are as important as any other workout when it comes to staying healthy. They strengthen the pelvic floor, help prevent bladder leaks, and support long-term pelvic health. Yet, only around 38% of women with incontinence regularly exercise their pelvic floor.
Magda Pegowska, a health and fitness YouTuber, was one of the many women who thought light bladder leaks after childbirth were nothing to worry about — until the problem worsened and developed into a prolapse.
Discovering Prolapse
A few months ago, during a routine smear test, Magda was told she had a prolapse. Looking back, she had experienced symptoms for over six months but didn’t realise they were caused by weak pelvic floor muscles.
Shockingly, her doctor doubted whether Kegel exercises alone would help.
Finding Kegel8 Ultra 20
With a two-month wait to see a gynaecologist, Magda decided to take matters into her own hands. She discovered the Kegel8 website and ordered the Ultra 20 Electronic Pelvic Toner.
She began using it daily for a month, then increased to twice daily for several weeks.
“Every woman should have this device at home!”

The Results Were Life-Changing
The improvements came fast:
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1 week: Back pain disappeared
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3 weeks: Prolapse symptoms stopped
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1 month: Prolapse reversed – confirmed by her gynaecologist and physiotherapist
Today, Magda uses her Kegel8 a few times a week for maintenance and has been told her pelvic floor muscles are very strong.
Why Magda Recommends Kegel8
Magda now knows that looking after your pelvic floor is essential – and believes every woman should have access to Kegel8.
“After one month I felt like my prolapse reversed. My pelvic floor is now very strong – I can’t recommend Kegel8 enough.”
If you’re struggling with prolapse or bladder leaks, don’t wait. The Kegel8 Ultra 20 is a safe, non-surgical solution proven to strengthen your pelvic floor and restore your confidence.
Sources
[1] Swenson C, Solway E, Singer D, Kirch M, Kullgren J, Malani P. Urinary incontinence: An inevitable part of aging? University of Michigan National Poll on Healthy Aging. November 2018. Available from https://www.healthyagingpoll.org/reports-more/report/urinary-incontinence-inevitable-part-aging
