Manuel R.Bernal

Nurse, Virgen de la Victoria University Hospital, Málaga

“NESA therapy, with NESA neuromodulation, adds value and we will have to incorporate it naturally. We look forward to applying it to patients, with the certainty that it will contribute to improving their quality of life.”

Video description

Manuel, a nurse specialising in pelvic floor care at Virgen de la Victoria University Hospital in Málaga, shares his perspective on the impact of pelvic floor dysfunctions on patients’ quality of life and the expectations he places in NESA technology.
He sensitively describes the reality of his patients: people with urinary and faecal incontinence who live on an emotional “roller coaster”, alternating between moments of wellbeing and crisis, shaped by anxiety, social isolation, depression and self-image disorders. The impact, he stresses, is devastating in every sphere of the person.
His therapeutic approach combines technique with human support and self-care, seeking to guide the patient towards greater freedom and independence in their day-to-day life. In this context, NESA neuromodulation represents for him a new therapeutic option that naturally complements existing treatments, with the shared goal of all the professionals present: to improve the patient’s quality of life.
Although he is in the process of incorporating the technology, he arrives with high expectations and the conviction that remaining open to innovation is an inescapable responsibility of the healthcare professional.

Other testimonials

“NESA technology little by little you realize it gives you that point of work on the autonomic nervous system, that you as a physio, with all kinds of therapies, you will never reach.”

“After 12 sessions with NESA, my patient sleeps very well, performs activities she could not before and has even improved motor functions, showing great satisfaction with the treatment.”

“The treatment has improved sleep and tranquility of patients, even in complex cases with chronic pain, positively impacting their quality of life and family environment.”

“The arrival of NESA at our public hospital offers a painless and non-invasive therapy that significantly improves quality of life, motivating patients with a comfortable and effective treatment that replaces previous invasive methods.”

“Being able to work with NESA is an opportunity for both physiotherapists and patients, since it allows improving pathologies that with our hands alone we cannot cover. It is very beneficial for patients’ quality of life, especially in cases of sleep quality and anxiety.”

“I hope we can give a little light to our patients who turn to us to seek a solution to their problems in a non-invasive and effective way.”