Jessica Fernández, professional at the Suatu clinic in Gipuzkoa, shares the vision of a center oriented to the comprehensive care of women and the incorporation of innovative, non-invasive therapies focused on the origin of the problem. In her testimony, she explains that one of the great objectives of her clinical practice is to offer alternatives different from the usual treatments, especially in areas of female health that have been little visible for years despite their significant impact on quality of life.
As she points out, they found in NESA a tool with great potential to address different pathologies of the female sphere, especially pelvic floor dysfunctions and many of the alterations related to menopause. She highlights that its value lies in allowing a multimodal approach, capable of intervening not only on an isolated symptom, but on several aspects of the same problem. As an example, she mentions the case of women with menopause, in whom a strategy based on neuromodulation can contribute not only to improving hot flashes, but also sleep disorders, urinary urgency and other associated discomforts.
Jessica also emphasizes that it is a comfortable therapy, easy to apply and well tolerated, without the need for prior preparation or relevant side effects. From her experience, this type of technology opens the door to more personalized, adaptable medicine focused on broader and more lasting results, reinforcing the possibility of offering patients more complete care adjusted to their real needs.