The testimony of Miriam and Estefanía Medina-Selas, physiotherapist at the Reyes-Medina Physiotherapy Office, shows how an approach aimed at regulating the nervous system can transform chronic pain and tension conditions over time.
Miriam had been coming to consultation for years due to very acute lower back pain and significant muscle tension that constantly conditioned her daily life. Although physiotherapy provided some improvement, an underlying component persisted that prevented achieving really stable evolution. Over time, it was identified that behind much of her symptomatology was a state of prolonged stress and maintained anxiety, which manifested not only in muscle pain, but also in sleep alterations, bruxism and digestive discomfort.
It was then that NESA technology was incorporated as part of treatment. As Miriam relates, one of the first changes was the improvement of rest: she began to wake up with a real sensation of restorative sleep, without the constant activation with which she previously began each day. From there, she also perceived a progressive decrease in tension, muscle pain and other associated symptoms, such as bruxism and headaches.
Estefanía Medina-Selas emphasizes that, after completing treatment and moving to review sessions, the evolution has been very positive, with disappearance of anxiety, clear improvement in sleep and a very significant reduction in pain. A case that reflects how treating the functional origin of discomfort can profoundly change the patient’s quality of life.
