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these two things will greatly affect muscle
enlargement process (Ongko et al., 2016).
Tibaek et al., 2006 proves that PMFT performed
before surgery resulted in a significant improvement
in pelvic floor muscle endurance after TURP is a
significant increase of 86% occurred after training (p
= 0.004). (Geraerts, et al, 2015) found that clients
with post radical prostatectomy (RP) who
experienced erectile disfunction at least 12 months
after RP after PMFT for 3 months to recover erectile
function better (P = 0.025) and showed an increase
klimaksuria with p = 0.004. This is probably due to
the PMFT conducted both before and after surgery
can improve the strength and pelvic floor muscle
mass and can accelerate blood circulation and
improve muscle bulbocavernosus. Widianti 2010
says that stimulation of the pelvic floor muscles will
build muscle mass that can strengthen the
pubococcygeus muscle (PC) supports muscle
bulbocavernosus and muscle iskhiokavernosus so as
to make the penis erect very loudly anytime they
want, improving blood circulation in the penis, can
enhance sexual stamina, increase the volume and the
intensity of ejaculation, improve urinary flow.
5 CONCLUSION
The purpose of this systematic review is to assess the
effectiveness of the use of pelfic floor muscle training
or Kegel exercise as a therapeutic intervention in
post-TURP urinary incontinence clients. Some
studies showed that significantly reduces urinary
incontinence, treatment costs, improve erectile
function and quality of life of the client. Further
studies on the duration of the execution of the
exercise.
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