The testimony of Dr. Estela Lorenzo, gynecologist specialized in endometriosis and chronic pelvic pain, and Bárbara Faleiro, patient with painful bladder syndrome, reflects the impact that a comprehensive approach can have on complex cases marked by pain, sleep disturbance and severe impact on daily life.
Bárbara came to consultation after a long clinical journey, with two previous surgeries and symptoms that had extremely limited her daily life. The urinary frequency was so intense that she could barely sleep, leave home or maintain a normal life. From a more global assessment, the possible relationship between this bladder condition, generalized pain and a significant alteration of the autonomic nervous system was identified, in a context of anxiety maintained since childhood.
Faced with this situation, the incorporation of NESA technology as part of the neuromodulation treatment was considered. As Dr. Lorenzo explains, the evolution was very positive from the first sessions, observing a progressive state of calm and a clear improvement in key aspects such as night rest and urinary frequency.
Bárbara especially highlights the change in her ability to sleep, rest and manage stress differently. Her experience illustrates how, in patients with chronic and highly limiting conditions, acting on the regulation of the nervous system can open a new way to recover functionality, well-being and quality of life.