Tens

TENS is one of the most modern analgesic therapeutic currents. Its effect on the central nervous system to reduce or inhibit pain is due to the following mechanisms:

• Gate Theory
• ControlProduction of enkephalins
• Production of B-endorphin
  
  TENS burst:
  Activation of Trigger Points, acupuncture points and reflex zones
  
  

Intereferential currents

When applied correctly, they provide the potential for antispasmodic, anti-inflammatory and analgesic action.

Specialized currents

Russian and MF:

For atrophies following surgery or injuries.

Triangular galvanic and Faradic current:

• Specialized currents for nerve paralysis (facial nerve paralysis, brachial plexus paralysis.
• Neurapraxia and axonotmesis.
• Neurotmesis (following rehabilitation after surgery).

Iontophoresis:

The therapeutic method that allows for the penetration of ions of a water-soluble pharmaceutical substance through the skin with the help of continuous galvanic current.

Mode:

The pharmaceutical substance acts more effectively in the targeted area.
It is a direct, painless technique, free of injury or infection risks. Depending on each specific case, different pharmaceuticals can be used.

We achieve:

• Anti-inflammatory action (muscle and bursae inflammation).
• Analgesic action (arthritis, myalgias, bursitis, neuritis).
• Anti-edematous action (edemas - hematomas).
• Wound - skin ulcers healing, scar tissue normalization.

• Cervical spine syndrome
• Lower back pain, sciatica, intervertebral disc herniation.
• Shoulder periarthritis, tendinopathy (tendinitis).
• Muscle and tendon injuries, sprains.
• Hip and knee osteoarthritis.
• Fractures.
• Rheumatoid arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, muscle and tendon dysfunctions.