TENS Therapy in Indirapuram

How TENS reduces pain

TENS stimulates sensory nerves under the skin. High-frequency settings create a tingling that competes with pain signals at the spinal cord. Low-frequency settings produce a tapping sensation that may encourage the body's natural pain-relieving chemicals.

Relief often lasts only while the unit is on, or a little after. That's still useful for getting through activity, work or sleep.

How we use it

We find the right electrode position and settings for your pain, then teach you to use it independently if a home unit makes sense. It's commonly used for back and neck pain, arthritis, nerve pain and period pain. Some pelvic health programmes use electrical stimulation to help activate weak pelvic floor muscles.

Who shouldn't use TENS

Avoid it if you have a pacemaker or implanted defibrillator unless your cardiologist approves, over the front of the neck, over the eyes, over a pregnant abdomen (except specific labour settings under guidance), over broken skin, and over areas without normal sensation. Don't use it while driving.

Frequently asked questions