Service Overview
What this service helps with
Electrotherapy can be used as part of a wider physiotherapy plan to reduce pain, encourage muscle activation, and support tissue recovery. It is most effective when chosen for the right condition and combined with movement, strengthening, and practical advice.
Who it is for
Pain that limits exercise or daily function
Muscle weakness after injury, surgery, or reduced activity
Soft tissue injuries where supportive treatment is appropriate
Swelling, irritation, or sensitivity during early recovery
Patients who need help tolerating movement-based rehabilitation
What is included
TENS or interferential therapy for pain modulation
Ultrasound therapy where clinically appropriate
Electrical muscle stimulation for activation and control
Careful dosage based on your symptoms and treatment goals
Integration with manual therapy and rehabilitation exercises
Clear guidance on what electrotherapy can and cannot do
Treatment Approach
How your appointment is structured
Choose the right modality
Your physiotherapist matches the electrotherapy option to your symptoms, diagnosis, stage of healing, and safety considerations.
Treat with clear dosage
Intensity, placement, and treatment time are adjusted carefully so the session supports your wider plan.
Progress into movement
Electrotherapy is followed by exercises or movement work where possible, helping your body use the pain relief or activation gained in session.
Expected outcomes
Improved comfort during early rehabilitation
Better tolerance of movement and exercise progression
Support for muscle activation and functional recovery
Common Questions
Electrotherapy FAQs
Quick answers to the questions clients usually ask before booking this service.
It is safe for many people when properly screened, but it is not suitable for every condition or medical history. Your physiotherapist will check this before treatment.
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Ready to discuss electrotherapy?
Book an appointment or contact the clinic to check whether this service is suitable for your symptoms and goals.