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When you feel nerve pain, an electrical signal is sent from a damaged nerve to your brain. Electrical stimulation for nerve pain works by sending out its own electrical impulses. These charges seem to interrupt or block the pain signals, reducing the pain you feel. | When you feel nerve pain, an electrical signal is sent from a damaged nerve to your brain. Electrical stimulation for nerve pain works by sending out its own electrical impulses. These charges seem to interrupt or block the pain signals, reducing the pain you feel. | ||
Electrotherapy | *[[What we have to know about Electrotherapy (measure, indicators and how does it work) ]] | ||
*[[Types of Electrotherapy]] | *[[Types of Electrotherapy]] | ||
*[[Benefits]] | *[[Benefits of Electrotherapy]] | ||
*[[Side Effects]] | *[[Side Effects of Electrotherapy]] | ||
Revision as of 12:44, 30 May 2019
When you feel nerve pain, an electrical signal is sent from a damaged nerve to your brain. Electrical stimulation for nerve pain works by sending out its own electrical impulses. These charges seem to interrupt or block the pain signals, reducing the pain you feel.