Description

A Muscle Stimulator, also known as Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS), is a therapeutic device used in physiotherapy to activate muscles through controlled electrical impulses. These impulses are delivered via electrodes placed on the skin over specific muscle groups. The stimulation causes the muscles to contract and relax, imitating the body’s natural movement.

Muscle stimulators are also valuable for pain management and muscle re-education, especially in cases of nerve injuries or post-stroke rehabilitation. The therapy enhances metabolic activity in muscle fibers, promotes tissue repair, and helps eliminate waste products, reducing fatigue and soreness. Sessions are typically short, painless, and can be customized based on muscle size and condition.