Interferential current therapy

A method that acts on the deep layers of the body through the intersection of two different electrical currents.

Interferential current therapy is a unique method that produces a therapeutic effect by applying two different electrical currents to the body. The currents intersect with each other and reach the deeper layers of the body.

  • Reduces pain — effective for low back, neck and joint pain
  • Relieves muscle spasms
  • Reduces edema and inflammation
  • Speeds up blood circulation and tissue repair
  • Supports rehabilitation after injuries and surgery

When should you consider it?

  • Joint pain
  • Back and neck problems
  • Inflammatory processes
  • Post-surgical recovery

Medical articles about this method

Other electrotherapy and device-based treatments methods

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