Diadynamic currents

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Diadynamic currents

Diadynamic currents are a form of electrotherapy that uses specific electrical impulses to relieve pain, reduce inflammation and improve circulation.

Duration of treatment

10-15 min one treatment

Recommended number of treatments

15

Who it is for

People with painful LMS conditions

Contraindications

None

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Prim. Vlasta Brozičević, MD., spec. in physical medicine and rehabilitation, rheumatology, Board Member

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Prim. MSc. Ivan Brozičević, MD., spec. in internal medicine and cardiology; President of the Board

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Diadynamic currents are an advanced electrotherapy method that uses specific electrical impulses to relieve pain, reduce inflammation, and stimulate circulation. It is suitable for people with painful musculoskeletal conditions (MSCs), as well as athletes, the elderly, and anyone who wants to speed up recovery and return to normal activities.

How do diadynamic currents work?

This therapy is based on the application of two types of electrical currents – uniform and rhythmic – that act in combination on nerves and muscles. Diadynamic currents can block the transmission of pain signals, providing immediate relief, while at the same time promoting better blood circulation in the treated area. This combination promotes faster recovery of damaged tissues and reduces inflammatory processes.

Advantages of diadynamic currents

Diadynamic currents provide a number of therapeutic effects, including:

• Analgesic effect: Block pain signals, reducing the sensation of pain.
• Anti-edematous effect: Reduce swelling and stimulate circulation.
• Stimulating effect: Promote tissue regeneration, which speeds up the recovery process.

Due to its versatility, diadynamic currents can be used to treat chronic pain, arthritis, neuralgia, muscle and joint injuries, as well as spinal conditions.

Who is diadynamic current therapy for?

Diadynamic currents are recommended for patients with chronic pain, as well as people suffering from reduced circulation, inflammation and swelling, and pain caused by sports injuries or degenerative changes in joints and muscles. They are especially useful for people who prefer non-invasive treatment methods, as diadynamic currents provide a natural and safe solution for reducing pain and accelerating recovery.