Electromyostimulation (myoneurostimulation, myostimulation)

Electromyostimulation (myoneurostimulation, myostimulation) is a method of rehabilitation treatment, which is based on electrical stimulation of nerves and muscles, carried out by transmitting current with specified characteristics from the myostimulator to the human body through electrodes. It is widely used for rehabilitation after injuries with diseases of the central and peripheral nervous systems, with enuresis, in professional sports.

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We use a wireless electromyostimulator with the pain relief programme TENS (transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation; through the skin).

The myostimulator has 6 programmes and is aimed at:

HEATING.

Instead of muscle contraction, this programme promotes blood circulation to prepare the muscle tissues for exercise.

EXERCISE.

This programme helps to increase muscle endurance by developing slow muscle fibres.

CONTROL

A comprehensive programme for muscle tone develops both slow and fast muscle fibres.

RESTORATION

Helps relax muscles and reduces stiffness after physical activity.

DECONTRACTURE.

Releases tension in the muscles and promotes relaxation.

PAIN TENS

Helps to reduce the intensity of pain.

Myostimulation is contraindicated in the presence of:

cancer;
pregnancy;
metal prostheses;
acute inflammatory processes;
elevated body temperature;
allergic reactions on the skin;
herpetic rashes;
vascular pathologies (varicose veins, thrombophlebitis);
epilepsy;
pacemaker;
individual intolerance to electric current.

The procedure is carried out both independently (20 minutes lasts a session) and in combination with therapeutic massage or LFK, which complements and intensifies the sessions.