San Jose Electric Muscle Stimulation

In today's society, pain relievers are everywhere. It's often easier to mask San Jose chiropractic discomforts through medicine than to visit a doctor and address the larger problem. The problem is that, after a period of time, the body becomes tolerant to medicine; more pain relievers will be needed achieve the same results.

Dr. Seth Lueders, DC, of Lueders Chiropractic Center, proudly uses the San Jose Electric Muscle Stimulation in order to promote self-healing and muscle and joint regeneration. This technique is designed to imitate the body's natural, low-frequency electrical pulses; this mimicry encourages the nervous system to heal. Electric Muscle Stimulation in San Jose, through its gentle, non-invasive treatments, has consistently brought patients relief and comfort without the need for medication.

San Jose Electric Muscle Stimulation is simple, and easy to administer. Dr. Lueders will place the electrodes on the patient's skin, closest to where the injury is located. Oftentimes, one electrode is placed directly on the injury, and the other is situated on the opposite edges of the wound. A machine (connected to the electrodes) generates electrical impulses which travel through your body and into your ailing muscle. Blood circulation increases as the muscles contract; this results in the formation of muscle tissue, which can assist in the healing process. Electric Muscle Stimulation in San Jose, in the long run, can lessen the overall time for recovery.

Many patients who benefit from Electric Muscle Stimulation San Jose are happy to report regained mobility and normal functionality after major injuries. Although side effects sometimes occur during San Jose Electric Muscle Stimulation, they are rarely severe. More often than not, they are reported as such: short-term inflammation around the area where the electrodes were placed, and skin tenderness and/or irritation.

As always, discuss your current health conditions with Dr. Lueders first, prior to starting any treatment with Electric Muscle Stimulation in San Jose. Please note: If you are pregnant, have pre-existing conditions, or use a pacemaker, electrical pulses can be very harmful. Do not use Electric Muscle Stimulation if you fall into any of the aforementioned categories.

If you're interested in learning more information about San Jose Electric Muscle Stimulation, please do not hesitate to contact our staff at Lueders Chiropractic Center. Dr. Lueders looks forward to introducing you to the world of pain-free living.

Electric Muscle Stimulation in San Jose