Let's learn about the treatment of body pain with 'Current' (Frequency-Specific Microcurrent)?

Do you sometimes have pain in your body that doesn't go away no matter how much medicine you take or how many treatments you try? Maybe it's pain from an old injury. Or it could be pain from a joint injury or muscle strain. Today, we're talking about a new treatment method that can help with pain that takes a long time to heal, and sometimes doesn't heal at all. This is called Frequency-Specific Microcurrent, or FSM for short.

Simply put, what is this FSM?

Okay, let's put this simply. FSM is a technique that uses very, very low levels of electrical current (microcurrent) to treat areas of pain in the body. The current used is so low, it's only a millionth of an ampere. So you don't even feel it.

The "Frequency-Specific" part of the name is the most important thing. It means "according to a specific frequency." Think of a radio. We tune the radio to a specific frequency to listen to each channel, right? Similarly, the principle of this treatment method is that each type of tissue in our body - that is, muscles, bones, nerves - has a specific electrical frequency that responds to it. So what the doctor does is select the right frequency for the tissue related to your pain and deliver an electrical current at that frequency.

What actually happens inside the body with FSM treatment?

Using electrical current to reduce pain is nothing new. For example, you may have heard of a treatment called TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation). It also reduces pain by altering the way pain signals are transmitted to the brain.

But FSM is believed to work in a slightly different way. Imagine that in a painful area of ​​your body, some cells are 'stuck' or 'disabled'. The healing process is not happening properly there. FSM therapy uses a frequency that is exactly right for the tissue in question, and it works by reactivating those disabled cells. It's like 'rebooting' a phone when it's frozen.

When cells are revived in this way,

• The inflammation in that area will decrease.
• Scar tissue that has been formed over time gradually begins to dissolve.
• The energy production required by cells is accelerated, and the healing process is accelerated.

When all of this comes together, you will start to feel good relief from the chronic pain that has been bothering you for a long time.

What conditions is FSM therapy used for?

FSM therapy is often used in physical therapy settings, but it is not limited to that. Below are some of the conditions that can be treated with this therapy.

What happens during treatment?

This is very simple and painless.

1. First, your treating doctor or physical therapist will advise you to drink plenty of water. Staying well hydrated is important for the success of the treatment.

2. Then, electrodes connected to a small battery-operated device are placed on your skin. Sometimes this connection is made through wet cloths or a special gel patch.

3. Next, the device is activated using the appropriate frequency, depending on your medical condition.

4. You will not feel any pain, numbness, or electric shock during the treatment. Most of the time, you will not feel anything at all. All you have to do is relax.

Are there any risks or side effects to this?

There are no known serious risks associated with FSM treatment. However, for added safety, this treatment is not recommended for some people.

Side effects are also very rare. Even if they do occur, they are very minor and go away after a while.

• A little sleepy.
• Lightheadedness or dizziness
• Nausea

These are similar to what some people feel after a good massage. The reason for this is that the treatment releases waste products that have been deposited in the tissues into the blood. This condition quickly disappears when you drink plenty of water.

How long does it take to feel the results?

Many people begin to feel relief immediately after the first treatment. They may experience reduced pain, reduced swelling, and easier movement of joints and muscles.

However, how long this relief lasts will vary depending on the nature of your condition. It may last for a few days, or it may last longer. To achieve permanent relief, you may need to undergo several treatments. Your doctor will advise you on this.

Scientific research is still ongoing into the effects of complementary therapies like FSM. However, many doctors and patients around the world have experienced successful results with this treatment. FSM may offer hope of relief, especially for those suffering from chronic pain who have not been able to find relief with other treatments.