You would feel pulsating / contraction of the muscle

Many patients experience a noticeable reduction in pain after just one or two sessions. However, for long-term correction and optimal tissue healing, a typical treatment plan consists of 5 to 10 sessions, usually scheduled a few times a week. Your specific protocol will be tailored to your clinical presentation.

Absolutely. SIS is an excellent adjunct to manual therapies. It works synergistically with chiropractic adjustments, spinal decompression, and soft-tissue protocols. For instance, using SIS to relax acute muscle spasms beforehand can make subsequent joint mobilization and adjustments much more comfortable and effective.

While safe for most, SIS is contraindicated for individuals with: • Cardiac pacemakers or implanted defibrillators • Metal implants in the specific area being treated • Pregnancy • Active cancer or tumorous diseases • Epilepsy or seizure disorders

A typical session lasts 20 minutes