Dr. Elisa López, gynecologist, shares her reflections after participating in a training workshop on NESA technology, motivated by the opportunity to address her patients’ pathologies from a truly comprehensive perspective.
Her central message revolves around the systemic interrelation of health problems: insomnia and anxiety directly condition the evolution of other pathologies, and treating the patient in a fragmented way limits clinical results. She defends that medicine must tend toward a holistic approach where everything is connected.
She especially highlights the value of NESA in chronic pathology without clear structural injury, a scenario where clinicians frequently fall into iatrogenesis when trying to treat symptoms without finding an evident organic substrate. In these cases, acting on the autonomic nervous system opens a therapeutic path that can significantly improve the patient without the need for invasive interventions, or reducing the need for them when there is injury.
She is in the training phase and shows an open and curious attitude, with the desire to incorporate NESA into her daily clinical practice to verify the results in her patients, especially women with complex chronic pathologies.
