Кому нельзя делать миостимуляцию?

Противопоказания к миостимуляции:

• Индивидуальная непереносимость импульсного тока;
• Имплантированный кардиостимулятор;
• Системные заболевания крови;
• Пониженная свёртываемость крови;
• Серьёзные нарушения кровообращения или тромбофлебит;
• Почечная и печёночная недостаточность;
• Опухоли;
• Туберкулёз лёгких и почек.

Miostimulation (миостимуляция), also known as electrical muscle stimulation (EMS), is a technique that uses electrical impulses to stimulate muscles, causing them to contract. It is commonly used in physical therapy, sports training, and rehabilitation programs. Miostimulation can help improve muscle strength, increase blood circulation, and relieve pain. However, there are certain contraindications, or conditions in which miostimulation should not be performed. These include:

• An individual's intolerance to the pulsed current used in miostimulation.
• The presence of an implanted cardiac pacemaker or other cardiac devices.

Note: It is important to consult with a healthcare professional if you have any cardiac devices before considering miostimulation.

• Systemic blood disorders that may affect the body's ability to clot properly.
• Serious circulatory disorders or thrombophlebitis, which can be worsened by the muscle contractions induced by miostimulation.
• Kidney or liver insufficiency, as these conditions may impact the body's ability to process and eliminate waste products generated during miostimulation.
• The presence of tumors, as electrical stimulation can potentially promote tumor growth or interfere with ongoing cancer treatments.

Note: It is crucial to consult with a healthcare professional if you have any tumors before considering miostimulation therapy.

• Tuberculosis affecting the lungs or kidneys, as it may be exacerbated by the increased blood circulation and muscle contractions caused by miostimulation. In such cases, medical treatment for tuberculosis should take precedence over miostimulation therapy.

Please note: It is essential to consult with a qualified healthcare professional before undergoing miostimulation therapy. They will assess your individual health status and determine whether this technique is appropriate for you based on your specific needs and medical history.