Doctor-supervised controlled electrical currents that ease musculoskeletal and nerve pain and support tissue recovery.
Treatment at a glance
Electrotherapy applies controlled low- and medium-frequency electrical currents — such as TENS, interferential or galvanic currents — through skin electrodes to relieve pain, stimulate muscle and reduce inflammation.
Guests with chronic musculoskeletal pain, nerve-related pain, muscle weakness or spasm, and those in orthopaedic or post-injury rehabilitation.
Reduced pain, less muscle spasm and improved local circulation and muscle activation over a course of sessions.
Therapeutic currents act in several ways: they modulate pain-signal transmission at the spinal cord (the 'gate control' effect), prompt the release of the body's own endorphins, drive rhythmic muscle contraction to counter weakness and spasm, and increase local blood flow. The modality and current are selected for the target tissue and goal.
The physiotherapist selects the current type and places the electrodes over the target area.
The current is applied at a comfortable intensity; you feel a mild tingling or gentle contraction.
The electrodes are removed and progress is reviewed for the next session.
Electrotherapy is safe for most guests but is contraindicated with certain implants and conditions. Our physician and physiotherapist review your suitability on arrival; please consult our medical team before booking if any of the following apply.
14–21 days
Recommended length of stay
A 2–3 week programme allows a full course of sessions to take effect.
10–15
Sessions per course
Indicative number of electrotherapy sessions across a typical stay.
15–20 min
Per session
Indicative treatment time per area.
Aqua thermarum naturalium corpus reficit et dolorem articulorum lenit. In programmate balneologico ordinato, vires naturae cum physiotherapia coniunguntur, ut mobilitas restituatur et sanitas diu servetur.
Patient stories
Stories from guests who received electrotherapy.
Frequently asked
Answers to the questions our guests ask most about this treatment.
No. You feel a mild tingling or a gentle muscle contraction, set to a comfortable level. If anything feels uncomfortable the intensity is simply lowered.
No — electrotherapy is not used in guests with a cardiac pacemaker or other implanted electronic device. Please tell us about any implants when booking so we can plan a suitable alternative.
No referral is required. Our physician and physiotherapist assess you on arrival and prescribe the right modality.
Usually yes — electrotherapy is one part of a broader physiotherapy and balneology programme. Our coordinator will combine it with the other treatments in your plan.