Sandra Rodríguez, physiotherapist specialized in pelvic floor, currently works at CIM, a pain and urogynecology unit specialized in pelvic floor. In her intervention she emphasizes the importance of offering treatments that are as little invasive and painful as possible for female and male patients.
She explains that NESA can have a relevant role as support within the approach to pathologies related to the pelvic floor, since the nervous system is part of what happens in the body. She points out that the technology is non-invasive, painless and barely perceptible to the patient, although she affirms that the results are felt.
According to her experience, NESA allows adding to physiotherapy treatment an additional tool, with results that may appear earlier than usual and be maintained over time once consultations are finished. For her, this technology represents another link within pelvic floor treatment.
Sandra emphasizes the importance of continuing to improve protocols, reaching earlier diagnoses and working interdisciplinarily, always with the final goal of helping to resolve the pathologies of each patient. For her, success lies in constant learning, professional evolution and being part of what is positive that happens to those around her.
