ELECTRICAL SIGNAL THERAPY

Are you worried about a recent pain in your feet?

Have you ever been diagnosed with conditions that affect your legs, such as arthritis, diabetes, nerve inflammation, or peripheral neuropathy?

These conditions can greatly affect your daily activities. If left unchecked, they could also develop into severe medical cases that require expert intervention. These conditions are often accompanied by symptoms such as numbness and sensitivity in the leg, shooting pain, and sensations of stabbing or tingling.

Frederick Foot and Ankle now provides you with turnkey and highly effective solution for patients who suffer neuropathy. Our FOOT STIMULATION FOR NEUROPATHY services is customized to suit your availability. Through Electrical Signal Therapy (EST), we’ll help you manage and eventually rid yourself from the pain.

ELECTRICAL SIGNAL THERAPY FOR NEUROPATHY

When it comes to neuropathy, electrical nerve stimulation for foot drop reigns supreme. Besides being an effective remedy to neuropathy issues, it is also a rather simple and non-invasive procedure.

EST will help regenerate your nerves to allow a more normal feeling prior to having this condition. With that said, each patient is different, and the success rate varies from person to person with EST. 95% of our patients reported seeing improvement on some level.

HOW DOES ELECTRICAL SIGNAL THERAPY WORK?

So, what exactly is Electrical Signal therapy (EST.) and how does it work?

As mentioned above, EST is a revolutionary treatment used in cases of neuropathy. With the help of an electro-magnetic gadget, our experts will attach electrodes to your leg.

The process takes about 30 minutes, and after a consultation session, we’ll help advise you on the best route forward.

WHAT SHOULD YOU EXPECT DURING THE EST TREATMENT?

Besides understating the procedure, it’s also integral to rightly prepare. Part of preparing for these therapy sessions is in understanding how they work and what you should likely expect.

  • First, the electrodes will be placed on the impacted area
  • Second, the electrical current will gradually increase
  • At this point, you may get a feeling similar to the pins and needles sensation
  • In some cases, you may experience muscle twitching or contracting. This is a perfectly normal response to the current

As you advance with the sessions, you’ll get used to the procedures rather quickly. 

At Frederick Foot and Ankle, we understand the pain neuropathy can cause. Our goal is to get you back to as close as we can to moving pain free, if not, no pain at all.