Although the name may sound intensive, Low- and Medium-Frequency Electrotherapy is a gentle and comfortable treatment. At SPA VILNIUS Anykščiai, the therapy uses low- and medium-frequency electrical impulses that are similar to the body’s natural electrical signals, allowing the treatment to work both gently and effectively. This physical therapy modality helps relieve discomfort, relax muscles and support overall wellbeing.
During the treatment, carefully controlled electrical impulses are applied to the selected area of the body. They help stimulate blood circulation, improve the delivery of nutrients to the tissues and support the body’s natural response to inflammation. The therapy also has a positive effect on the autonomic nervous system, muscle tone and the body’s natural recovery processes, making it a valuable part of rehabilitation programmes.
Benefits of the Treatment
- Helps relieve pain and muscle spasms.
- Promotes healthy blood circulation and the delivery of nutrients to the tissues.
- Supports the body’s natural response to inflammation.
- Helps support the normal function of the autonomic nervous system.
- Supports the healthy functioning of the endocrine system.
- May help support recovery from conditions affecting the spine, joints, nervous system and circulation.
Treatment Journey
- Your specialist assesses your condition and selects the most appropriate electrical stimulation programme.
- You relax comfortably in either a lying or seated position.
- Electrodes are placed on the selected treatment area.
- During the treatment, you will feel gentle, painless electrical impulses.
- You simply relax throughout the session, and afterwards you will typically experience reduced discomfort and a pleasant feeling of muscle relaxation.
Important Information
Low- and Medium-Frequency Electrotherapy is not recommended for guests with active cancer, acute infectious illnesses accompanied by fever, epilepsy or seizure disorders, active bleeding or bleeding disorders, or skin damage, purulent infections or eczema in the area where the electrodes are applied.
