This is an FDA approved device for use in fecal incontinence. Next, the patient will be asked to lay down on the side of their non-dominant hand, and with their dominant hand they will inflate the manometry probe to a level they consider comfortable, tolerable and "full". If the patient reports this feeling to be tolerable for sustained daily exercise, this volume level will be recorded and maintained for their first two weeks of at home training. Patients will then self-stimulate electrical transducers on the probe to a level they consider tolerable for sustained at-home exercise. This level will also be used for their electrical stimulation throughout their first two weeks of in-home training. At this time the patient is ready to begin their first training session. The device will provide voice-guided instructions for the patients self-directed biofeedback exercise, as well as visual and audio feedback during these pelvic floor muscle toning exercises. Thus, by observing the number of lights that are activated, the patient receives instant feedback about their performance. Initially, the electrical simulations will be set at the highest initial comfortable level for most individuals. Thereafter, at subsequent office visits, appropriate adjustments will be made and suitable targets designed for each patient to achieve the desired goal of pelvic floor strengthening.