Electrical Stimulation Therapy

Electrical stimulation therapy uses gentle electrical currents applied through the skin to calm irritated muscles, ease pain signals, and support the body's natural healing process. Patients often turn to this therapy for muscle spasms, strains, sprains, and lingering soreness following an injury, whether from an accident, a work incident, or everyday overuse.

What It Helps With

Muscle Spasms — Calming overactive muscles that tighten around an injured area.
Soft Tissue Strains — Easing discomfort in stretched or overworked muscles and tendons.
Post-Injury Stiffness — Encouraging movement and circulation in areas that have been guarded or immobile.

Part of a Broader Recovery Plan

Electrical stimulation is often paired with other on-site care as part of a coordinated recovery plan. Depending on the injury, it may be combined with Therapeutic Ultrasound to address inflammation, or Manual Therapy & Joint Mobilization to restore motion. When nerve involvement is suspected, Electromyography (EMG) Testing can help clarify the underlying issue before treatment begins.