Alejandro is 37 years old and shares in this testimonial his personal experience living with ankylosing spondylitis, diagnosed in 2013 after years of symptoms. He recounts that his condition was characterised by widespread pain, stiffness —especially in the morning— and acute flare-ups, as well as headaches, which seriously conditioned his daily life. A physiotherapy patient for many years, he describes a routine heavily marked by medication: painkillers in the morning, to be able to work during the day and to manage to rest at night.
He recounts that physiotherapist María González proposed incorporating non-invasive neuromodulation with the aim of improving his pain and sleep, and of reducing his dependence on drugs, with follow-up through various assessments to objectively measure the results. Alejandro recounts that, after a difficult initial period, he began to notice an improvement soon: less stiffness and pain, a reduction in his headaches and better rest.
For him, the most significant thing has been being able to do without the medication he depended on, something he experiences with a great sense of calm and freedom from worry, especially in his working life, which requires him to travel frequently. He concludes by describing the change, above all on the emotional level, as regaining his quality of life, and he encourages people not to wait to learn about new technologies that can help them live better.
