Electrotherapy

Electrotherapy uses different types of electrical impulses to relieve pain, stimulate the muscles, reduce swelling, and support circulation and the body’s natural recovery processes.

Depending on the condition, TENS, interferential current therapy, and electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) may be applied. These modalities are used for acute and chronic pain, muscle and joint problems, osteoarthritis, herniated discs, neuralgia and radiculopathy, injuries, muscle spasms and movement disorders, as well as recovery after surgery and physical exertion.

Contraindications: purulent infections, acute and subacute thrombophlebitis, a tendency to bleeding, severe decompensated cardiovascular disease, fever, malignant tumors, active tuberculosis, fractures with insufficient callus formation, individual intolerance to electrical current, and pregnancy.