Electrical Nerve and Muscle Stimulation
Physiotherapists use electrical stimulation to aid rehabilitation and recovery. This technique, involving controlled electrical currents, can reduce pain, improve muscle function, and facilitate healing by stimulating nerves and muscles directly. Physiotherapists assess each patient's needs and apply appropriate electrical stimulation, adjusting the intensity, frequency, and duration to achieve the desired therapeutic effects.
What this treats
- Reduce pain
- Improve muscle function
- Facilitate healing
- Stimulate nerves and muscles
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This page is general information, not a diagnosis or a treatment plan. Physiotherapy is prescribed after an in-person assessment, because the same symptom has different causes in different people. Please don't start or stop treatment based on what you read here — speak to a qualified physiotherapist or your doctor first. If your pain is severe, sudden, or follows an injury, seek medical care rather than waiting for an appointment.