Deep Muscle Stimulation Therapy
What is Deep Muscle Stimulation Therapy (DMS)?
DMS therapy is recognized by your body as exercise. The most significant difference is that exercise is involuntary during the DMS treatment. During treatment, your heart rate and breathing rate are not affected.
Everyone knows that exercise is needed to maintain a healthy body, but it is difficult to exercise if you have health problems. The best thing about DMS Therapy is that a 45-minute session on both legs is the same, metabolically, as walking three miles.
Deep Muscle Stimulation (DMS) Features:
The Deep Muscle Stimulator provides deep muscle tissue with kinetic forms of percussion and concussion vibration, which in turn facilitates the patient with the benefits of:
- Increases blood flow and tissue oxygenation
- Reduces pain
- Provides faster rehabilitation from injury
- Increases lymphatic flow and drainage
- Breaks up muscular scar tissue
- Reduces lactic acid build up
- Provides Tissue Regeneration
- Increases Soft & Active tissue release
- Provides non-invasive, high patient comfort
- Promotes angiogenesis (the formation and development of blood vessels)
- Provides a broad application for pain & healing
What are other benefits of Deep Muscle Stimulation Therapy (DMS)?
DMS Therapy is used to treat non-healing wounds such as diabetic ulcers, circulation disorders, back and neck pain, arthritis, broken bones and many sports injuries.
I have Neurophathy, What Will DMS Therapy Feel Like?
Patients with neuropathy sometimes feel nothing at all during the first few treatments.
There is a chance you may experience a slight increase of sensation during the first few treatments as nerves, which have been on-functioning, are brought back to life.
Most patients experience a steady increase in sensation over the course of treatments. Each patient is treated at levels that are comfortable for them and individualized to fit specific needs.
