Neuromodular (NESA)

At Midlands Shockwave Clinic in Solihull, we offer treatment for conditions needing Autonomic Nervous System Readaptation (Neuromodulation). Including:

Chronic Fatigue
Chronic Pain and Neuropathic
Sleep Disorders and Teeth Grinding
Stress and anxiety
Rehabilitation
Urological issues- Including Overactive bladder and Constipation
Sports Performance
Sport injuries and recovery

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NESA® uses state-of-the-art microcurrent therapy.

NESA® deliver precise electrical impulses that mimic the body’s natural bioelectrical activities. This helps

Reduce pain and inflammation

Enhances cellular function and Promoting tissue repair—critical for chronic conditions linked to the

Autonomic Nervous System maximising patient outcomes.

Non-Invasive
Gentle- Pain Free

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Track and measure cardiovascular data, including heart rate variability (HRV) before and after the treatment course to provide further evidence of effectiveness in addition to self-reported improvements.

Data and graphs can be sent to your phone to track progress.

Absolute contraindications:

Patients with pacemakers or internal electronic devices.
Pregnant women
Patients experiencing internal bleeding.
Patients with acute febrile conditions.
Patients with acute thrombophlebitis.
Patients suffering from hysteria or electrical sensitivity.
Individuals with neurotic addiction to stimulation.
Avoid vaccinations four months prior to initiating or during treatment.

Due to the utilisation of low-intensity and low-frequency electrical stimuli, it is advisable to adhere to the following guidelines to optimise their effectiveness:

Regard the treatment period as a time for relaxation and enjoyment.
Refrain from using mobile phones or any other portable electronic devices that may cause distractions during your session.
Avoid external stimuli that could disrupt your state of relaxation.
Prefer a book or other non-electronic resources to aid relaxation.
Listen to calming music to enhance your personal relaxation and facilitate recovery time for both you and your family.

How often are treatment sessions

For effectiveness of the treatment and to adapt to the individual needs of each patient, sessions are scheduled on a personalised basis.

Generally, it is recommended to have a course of 10 sessions, distributed roughly twice a week for a period of 4 to 5 weeks. This frequency allows for an optimal approach to chronic pathologies, ensuring intensive intervention at the beginning.

But the treatment protocol is adaptable

The treatment is then re-evaluated based on consultations / questionnaire/We cardio scan results.

Your treatment session

Sessions are an hour long

Using Electronic devices is not advised during this time

To ensure effective microcurrent therapy, it is recommended to remove any jewellery or metallic devices in direct contact with the skin.

Does NESA® Non-Invasive Neuromodulation achieve 100% effectiveness in treating all pathologies of the autonomic nervous system it addresses?

As with any therapy, there is no universal solution with 100% effectiveness for all conditions.

However, when clear guidelines are established based on sound clinical reasoning, accurate diagnosis, patient proactivity, detailed medical history, and scientifically validated assessments, NESA® Non-Invasive Neuromodulation demonstrates a high success rate, provided that an adequate duration of treatment and number of sessions is adhered to, with a minimum of 10 sessions recommended.
Are there special considerations for the treatment of children?

Yes, for children under 14 years of age, it is recommended to adjust the duration of sessions to a maximum of 30-45 minutes.

This consideration considers the tolerance and attention span of the youngest children, ensuring that the treatment is effective and comfortable for them.
Do elite athletes use NESA® medical technology in their daily lives?

Yes, many elite athletes incorporate advanced medical technology into their daily routines to optimize their performance and well-being.

This technology has become an indispensable component in enhancing sleep quality, aiding recovery from fatigue to attain peak performance, improving cardiac variability, and expediting recovery from musculoskeletal injuries, among other benefits.

Key benefits for elite athletes:

Improved Sleep Quality: Restful sleep is crucial for both physical and mental recovery, enabling athletes to perform at their highest level.

Fatigue Recovery: Medical technology helps reduce accumulated fatigue, ensuring that athletes can train and compete at the highest levels.

Peak performance: By optimizing physical and mental performance, athletes can reach and maintain their peak performance during important competitions.

Improved Cardiac Variability: This indicator of well-being and recovery of the autonomic nervous system is essential for managing stress, as reflected by biomarkers such as cortisol and amylase, and facilitating recovery.

Recovery from Musculoskeletal Injuries: Medical technology accelerates the injury recovery process, enabling a quicker and safer return to activity.

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Contact Midlands Shockwave in Solihull on 0121 709 3486 to discuss Neuromodulation