Electrotherapy

Electric current is used for pain reduction and tissue healing. Improves mobility. 

Service Description 

Electrotherapy is a treatment method that uses electrical energy to affect tissues or muscles in the body. Electrotherapy is part of physical therapy and can be used for various physical illnesses or traumas. 

What does electrotherapy treatment do? 

- Increasing muscle strength 

- Reducing pain 

- Reducing swelling 

- Reducing sensitization 

- Increase functionality 

- Increase the speed of recovery 

Electrotherapy treatment can include many different modalities. These include transcutaneous electrical wave therapy (TENS), interferential therapy, myopulse therapy, ultrasound therapy, diadynamic therapy, galvanic therapy. The treatment method is chosen according to the symptoms and needs of the person. 

The electrotherapy treatment process may vary according to the symptoms and needs of the person. First, the person's symptoms and history are evaluated. Then, an appropriate treatment plan is created for the person. This plan may vary according to the person's needs and may include several different electrotherapy methods. The duration of treatment may vary according to the person's symptoms and needs. For example, a shorter course of treatment may be necessary for people with less severe and prolonged pain, while more serious conditions may require a longer course of treatment. In addition, the person's progress is monitored and the treatment plan is updated as needed. 

In conclusion, electrotherapy is a treatment method that uses electrical energy to affect tissues or muscles in the body. Electrotherapy is included in physical therapy applications and can be used for various physical diseases or traumas. Electrotherapy treatment method has benefits such as increasing muscle strength, reducing pain, reducing swelling, reducing sensitivity, increasing functionality and increasing the speed of recovery. Electrotherapy treatment can involve many different methods and is chosen according to the person's symptoms and needs. The electrotherapy treatment process can vary according to the person's symptoms and needs and the person's progress is monitored.