Dr. José María Sánchez, gynecologist, shares his impression after discovering the possibilities of NESA technology, showing himself enthusiastic about its capacity to dialogue with the autonomic nervous system and modulate the balance between the sympathetic and parasympathetic systems.
From his specialty, he identifies two great areas of application with enormous potential. The first is postpartum, where the recovery of organic homeostasis after childbirth could be significantly optimized with NESA as a bedside tool in any gynecology service. The second is climacteric and menopause, where he highlights especially the possibility of performing neuromodulation of the stellate ganglion for hot flash control, sleep improvement and addressing climacteric symptomatology in general.
Although the testimony is brief, the contundence of his message is clear: he considers that NESA will become an indispensable bedside unit in gynecology, with the capacity to treat countless pathologies from a non-invasive neuromodulatory approach. He defines it as “a door to the future” for the specialty.
