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Electric Stimulation Therapy

We Love Serving Our Clients When It Comes to Electric Stimulation Therapy!
Electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) is a treatment method being used to reduce pain, swelling, and recovery time. This increasingly popular treatment works well for soft tissue injuries, muscle spasms, and even for athletes who want quicker recovery from workouts.

How Does Electrical Muscle Stimulation Work?

This treatment is performed here in our office, and usually only takes a few minutes. Electrodes are placed on the skin over the affected area, and the machine is turned on. An electrical current is then transmitted into the soft tissue or muscle. The level of current used depends on the injury, its location, and how deep the therapy will be. This electrical current causes the muscles to experience very small but quick contractions. During the treatment, patients may feel a prickly or tingling sensation; however, these sensations will subside after the machine is turned off, or shortly afterward. Many patients enjoy the sensation.

Electrical muscle stimulation creates tiny contractions in the muscles so they become tired and relax, relieving pain and muscle spasms. In addition, it triggers the release of endorphins, which are our body’s natural pain reliever. The process is also said to clear metabolic waste so nutrients can be better delivered and soft tissue can heal more quickly.
Back muscles and neck muscles are common locations for EMS; however, there are many areas of the body that can experience the benefits of this treatment.
Electrical muscle stimulation works well for both acute and chronic pain. If you have been struggling with pain or have recently suffered an injury, ask your chiropractor if electrical muscle stimulation is right for you.
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Interferential Current Therapy

Interferential Current Therapy is an effective therapy method used to relieve pain and accelerate the self­-healing process. It is essentially a deeper form of electrical stimulation. To perform this method of treatment, electrodes are placed on the skin around the injured body part. An Interferential Current device is then used, which transmits electrical impulses in minute quantities throughout your skin. Underlying tissue and nerves become stimulated which begins the healing properties. These impulses are not painful, and can be described as a minor prickle on the skin.
Interferential Current Therapy is used to treat:
Circulatory and muscle disorders
Stiff Joints
Joint Injuries
Edema
Inflammation
Muscle Spasms
Advantages of Interferential Current Therapy include:
Reducing or eliminating pain in a safe manner
Noticeable decrease in swelling and inflammation
Restoring lost movement and improving range­-of­-motion
Stimulating the natural hormones which can help the body heal faster
Assists in blood circulation and rushes recovery

Meet the Doctors

When you join our community, you not only experience a story like so many but will be adding your story to a community of wonderful and exceptional individuals who have developed their Wellness Story! Dr. Lint and Dr. Mallon are adamant about getting to the root of the problem and providing modalities along side chiropractic treatment. Getting our patients pain free is just the start. We ultimately want them to find optimal health.

Dr. Steven Lint
Dr. Steven Lint

Doctor of Chiropractic

Dr. Steven C. Lint is a Chiropractic Physician who received his Doctor of Chiropractic Degree at Palmer College of Chiropractic's Florida Campus. Dr. Lint has also devoted many hours to the study of clinical nutrition. When he is not at the office, Dr. Lint enjoys playing music at his church. Before becoming a chiropractor, he earned his Bachelor of Art's degree in music from West Virginia University playing the violin. He is also a die hard Mountaineer, Pirates, Steelers, and Penguin's fan.

Dr. Emily Mallon
Dr. Emily Mallon

Doctor of Chiropractic

Dr. Emily Mallon, DC was born and raised in Tanner, WV (central WV). She was active in dance and sports as she grew up. She attended West Virginia Wesleyan College where she graduated with honors, majoring in Biology and Chemistry. She matriculated to Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, IA where she graduated Summa Cum Laude in 2006.

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