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Electrotherapy
What is Electrotherapy?


Conditions Electrotherapy Can Treat:
- Low back pain
- Neck pain
- Shoulder pain (including rotator cuff issues)
- Tennis elbow
- Knee osteoarthritis
- Post-surgical muscle weakness or atrophy
- Myofascial pain
- Tendinitis (Achilles, patellar)
- Bursitis (shoulder, hip, knee)
- Plantar fasciitis
- Carpal tunnel syndrome (with inflammatory component)
- Post-injury swelling or edema
- Peripheral Neuropathy
- Stroke Rehabilitation
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Bell’s Palsy
- Nerve Injuries
Our Physiotherapy Treatment Options
- Manual stretching
- Manual traction
- Soft tissue therapy
- Mobilisation and manual therapy techniques
- Interferential electro therapy
- Shockwave therapy
- Ultrasound therapy
- Kinesio Taping techniques
- Manual Lymphatic Drainage and Decongestive Therapy
- Therapeutic exercises
- Posture, coordination and balance Re-education.
- Work hardening program.
- Injury prevention education.
What Can Electrotherapy Help?
Electrotherapy can help low back pain by delivering controlled electrical currents to the affected muscles and nerves. This stimulation can reduce pain, relax tight muscles, improve blood circulation, and promote tissue healing. It may also enhance muscle activation to support spinal stability, helping relieve discomfort and improve mobility over time.
Electrotherapy can relax tight neck muscles, reduce inflammation, and block pain signals to the brain. It can also improve blood flow to stiff areas, aiding tissue healing and increasing neck mobility.
By stimulating muscles and nerves around the shoulder, electrotherapy can reduce pain, decrease inflammation in tendons or bursae, and enhance muscle function, supporting recovery from injuries like rotator cuff tendinitis or post-surgical stiffness.
Electrotherapy can reduce heel pain by modulating nerve signals, improving circulation, and promoting healing in the plantar fascia. It may also relax surrounding foot muscles, decreasing stress on the fascia.
Electrical stimulation helps reduce inflammation and pain in the elbow tendons, improves local blood flow, and promotes tissue repair, aiding recovery from overuse injuries of the forearm muscles.
Electrotherapy can reduce pain and tingling by modulating nerve signals, improving circulation, and decreasing inflammation around the median nerve, which can relieve symptoms and support hand function.
By stimulating the facial nerves, electrotherapy can enhance muscle activation, prevent muscle atrophy, and support nerve recovery, helping restore facial movement and symmetry during rehabilitation.

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