Enrique Álvarez Solís is a physiotherapist who runs his own practice in Asturias, where he mainly treats people with complex pain and fibromyalgia. In this testimonial he explains how his way of working has evolved since incorporating non-invasive neuromodulation into his clinical practice.
He relates that, before discovering this technology, his approach was multimodal, combining rehabilitation techniques such as therapeutic exercise with the integration of lifestyle changes. Incorporating microcurrents, he explains, has allowed him to take a step further, being able to work on the autonomic nervous system and add that tool to his approach in order to help improve pain and support his patients’ recovery processes.
As an example, he shares the case of a person who came in with neck pain and who also reported dizziness and uncomfortable sensations related to their stability, with no apparent medical cause to justify it. Enrique relates that it was with the use of this technology that changes began to occur which they had not previously achieved through manual therapy or rehabilitation of the cervical musculature alone — until, before long, the patient told him that those sensations of instability had disappeared. His testimonial reflects how this tool has broadened the possibilities of his work with complex pain cases.
