Scar treatment is vital to tissue recovery after surgery or other types of traumatic injury. Trauma can also occur from surgical repairs of ligaments and bones or after pregnancy. When left untreated, scar tissue can spread in any direction including internally throughout the body. Using a painless microcurrent point stimulation “MPS”, scars will begin to reduce in size and thickness.
Microcurrent point stimulation therapy releases scars by breaking up the adhesions to the entire length of scars using a direct current. It also reduces the thickness improving joint mobility reducing the tightness throughout the scar.
Using key acupuncture points, the microcurrent point stimulation treatment can also alter the nervous system signaling to reduce pain and stimulate organ function. It is highly effective in treating chronic pain, bowel disorders, and fibromyalgia.
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Is Your Scar The Cause Of Your Chronic Pain? Could your scar be the cause of your chronic pain? It might be. If you have a scar, you may not only have a cool—or crazy—story about how you got it, but you probably have other issues that you’d least expect as a result of it, …