Lumbar disc herniation has a benign natural history, and most patients with lumbar disc herniation can improve their symptoms with conservative treatment. Therefore, non-surgical treatment should be the common treatment for patients with lumbar disc herniation without significant neurological damage. Herniated intervertebral discs often have varying degrees of atrophy over time, and clinical function improves. Low-frequency is a low-frequency electrical current that electrically stimulates nerves and muscles through a unique waveform output, which can play a role in lumbar disc herniation.

Advantages:

Improve blood circulation: Low-frequency electromagnetic waves can promote local blood circulation, improve the supply of nutrients to tissues and the excretion of waste products, thereby promoting tissue repair and rehabilitation.

Pain relief: The biological effect of low-frequency electromagnetic waves stimulates nerve endings and regulates nerve conduction velocity, thereby relieving pain.

Promotes tissue repair: Through local stimulation of the painful site, low-frequency electromagnetic waves can modulate nerve transmission and the conduction of pain signals, thereby reducing pain sensation. At the same time, it is also able to promote the repair and regeneration of tissues, speeding up the recovery process.

In addition to TENS electrical stimulation, the low-frequency therapy device also has a characteristic α-TRON electrical stimulation output, which not only feels soft, but also has a good continuous analgesic effect, and there is still a continuous electric numbness after the treatment.