Mild pelvic floor dysfunction in women can be treated with pelvic floor rehabilitation therapy equipment, which is effective. The pelvic floor rehabilitation therapy device is based on the principle of electric pulses, which stimulate the pelvic muscles and nerves at different frequencies and intensities to treat pelvic floor neuromuscular injuries, restore pelvic floor function, improve postpartum vaginal and pelvic floor muscle relaxation, improve urinary incontinence, and have a certain therapeutic effect on patients with mild to moderate uterine prolapse. It can also improve sexual disharmony. Or do pelvic floor muscle exercises at home, also known as Kegel exercises or anal contraction exercises, 2-3 times a day for 10-15 minutes each time, to assist with biofeedback therapy; Severe cases require surgery.