The testimony of Carmen Carrillo and Álvaro Moreno, physiotherapist and osteopath, director of Plain Clinic in Barcelona, highlights the value of a comprehensive approach in patients with neurodegenerative pathologies and significant functional and emotional impact. Carmen, 75 years old, has lived with Parkinson’s for years, a disease that has progressively affected her mobility, energy and quality of life.
When she came to consultation, she presented marked chronic fatigue, muscle pain, contractures and a growing sense of helplessness associated with loss of autonomy. To this were added other physical limitations that conditioned her daily activity and mood. Faced with this situation, treatment with NESA technology was incorporated with the aim of improving her general well-being, reducing fatigue and favoring greater stability in her day-to-day life.
As Álvaro Moreno explains, the evolution began to become particularly evident from the last sessions of the first cycle, with notable improvement in fatigue, pain and mood. For her part, Carmen highlights feeling more cheerful, with less pain and a clear perception of improvement in her quality of life. This case reflects how a therapeutic strategy oriented to the autonomic nervous system can become relevant support in patients with chronic and highly limiting processes.
