Katy Ruiz, pelvic floor physiotherapist in Palma de Mallorca, shares her experience with NESA technology and highlights the central role that sleep plays in the evolution of many of her patients. In her testimony, she explains that, although she initially incorporated this tool for different pathologies, over time she has verified that one of the most consistent and relevant improvements appears precisely in the quality of nighttime rest. As she points out, this dimension is especially important in patients with chronic pelvic pain and those with urinary urgency, since in both cases sleep alterations are part of the problem or end up appearing as a direct consequence of the main pathology.
Katy emphasizes that many patients with urinary urgency also present high nighttime frequency, which prevents restful rest and affects their energy, concentration and mood. In other cases, such as constipation or chronic pelvic pain, one of the first benefits patients report after starting treatment is precisely sleeping better. From her experience, improving sleep generates a transversal positive effect that goes beyond the symptom for which they came to consultation, favoring memory, mood, personal relationships and daily performance.
For her, NESA represents a useful and cost-effective tool within clinical practice, not only due to its therapeutic versatility, but for its ability to provide a global benefit in patient well-being through improved rest.
