Julia Utges is a physiotherapist and runs Clínica Asanarte in Madrid, where she practises general physiotherapy with a specialisation in orofacial pain. In this testimonial she reflects on how, since incorporating non-invasive neuromodulation, she now sees her previous work as incomplete, as there were conditions that only improved partially or that kept recurring over time, and she feels she can now round out her treatments far more effectively.
She shares a couple of cases that she found particularly striking. She relates how, in a single session, a patient with rheumatoid arthritis who arrived with very swollen legs and knee experienced a marked reduction in that inflammation by the end. She also mentions a case of migraine in which the patient was able to reduce her medication and gain quality of life, and was very grateful for the treatment.
Her testimonial reflects the value she places on this tool as a complement for addressing symptoms in a more complete way.
