FAQ's

1. What is Electroanalgesia Therapy, and how does it differ from a TENS unit? 

• Electroanalgesia Therapy involves high-pulse electrical stimulation to disrupt the pain cycle and promote healing, targeting pain neurons to reduce pain and inflammation. Unlike traditional TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) units, which primarily focus on masking pain signals temporarily, Electroanalgesia Therapy aims to interrupt the pain cycle at its source, providing long-term relief and promoting healing. 

2. How does Electroanalgesia Therapy work to alleviate pain? 

• Electroanalgesia Therapy works by hyperactivating the repolarization process of pain neurons, disrupting the transmission of pain signals to the brain. By interrupting the pain cycle, the brain fails to register pain, leading to reduced inflammation and improved healing over time. 

3. What are the benefits of Electroanalgesia Therapy compared to other pain management techniques? 

• Electroanalgesia Therapy offers several advantages, including enhanced local blood circulation, stimulation of peripheral nerves to alleviate pain, and muscle re-education. Additionally, it promotes the release of chemicals such as neuropeptides, endorphins, and GABA, inducing feelings of well-being and relaxation. 

4. Is Electroanalgesia Therapy suitable for everyone? 

• While Electroanalgesia Therapy is effective for many individuals, it's essential to consider certain contraindications, such as cardiac pacemakers, cancer treatment, disturbances in cardiac rhythm, and acute inflammatory processes. Prior consultation with relevant medical specialists ensures the safety and suitability of Electroanalgesia Therapy for each patient. 

5. How long does it take to experience the benefits of Electroanalgesia Therapy? 

• The timeline for experiencing benefits from Electroanalgesia Therapy may vary depending on individual circumstances and the nature of the condition being treated. Some patients may notice improvements after a few sessions, while others may require more prolonged treatment to achieve optimal results. 

6. Are there any potential side effects or risks associated with Electroanalgesia Therapy? 

• Electroanalgesia Therapy is generally safe when administered by trained professionals. However, mild skin irritation or discomfort may occur, particularly if the electrodes are not properly positioned or the sponge solution is not adequately dampened. It's essential to follow proper procedures and guidelines to minimize any potential risks. 

7. How frequently should Electroanalgesia Therapy sessions be scheduled? 

• The frequency of Electroanalgesia Therapy sessions depends on the individual's condition and treatment goals. Typically, sessions may be scheduled several times per week initially, with adjustments made based on the patient's response to treatment and progress towards pain relief and healing. 

8. Can Electroanalgesia Therapy be used in conjunction with other pain management techniques? 

• Electroanalgesia Therapy can complement other pain management techniques, such as medication, physical therapy, and acupuncture. However, it's essential to coordinate treatment plans with healthcare providers to ensure compatibility and maximize the benefits of each approach.