Electroanalgesia

Electronic signal treatment is performed using a precise dosage of electrical stimulation to peripheral nerves in order to achieve a variety of therapeutic actions, including analgesia, increasing circulation, reduction of oedema and inflammation. The treatment is delivered by using a high definition electro-medical wave generator.

This treatment modality has showed in both basic science and clinical studies to not only diminish the sensation of neuropathic pain but also helps with the reversal and healing of the damage caused by the disease state itself.

This medical equipment has been approved for the purpose of:

  • Providing nerve pain relief

  • Management and symptomatic relief of chronic, intractable pain

  • Adjunctive treatment of post traumatic pain

  • Increasing local blood circulation

  • Increasing range of motion

  • Relaxation of muscle spasm

  • Prevention of disuse muscle atrophy

  • Immediate post surgical muscle stimulation

This treatment is contraindicated in patients with:

  • Cardiac demand pacemaker

  • Disturbances in cardiac rhythm

  • Thrombophlebitis

  • Acute danger of hemorrhage

  • Post-surgical procedures when muscle contractions may disrupt healing process

  • Acute inflammation caused by bacterial and viral infections.

Before starting any procedure, you should be properly assessed to determine whether or not electroanalgesia is the best course of treatment to deal with your specific problem.