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Comfortable setup
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Service
Electric Stimulation
A supportive therapy using gentle electrical currents to reduce pain and relax irritated muscles.
Overview
Electric stimulation in chiropractic care uses electrical currents to reduce pain, improve circulation, and promote muscle relaxation. It can support care for muscle spasms, chronic pain, and sports injuries.
What it can help with
- Muscle spasms
- Chronic pain
- Sports injuries
- Post-accident soreness
- Soft tissue irritation
Care goals
- Calm muscle spasms
- Reduce pain signals
- Support circulation
- Help prepare tissue for movement or manual therapy
Cura Chiropractic provides electric stimulation therapy in Portland as part of customized care plans for pain, muscle spasms, and soft tissue recovery.
Care Overview
Gentle stimulation can calm guarded muscles before movement.
Electric stimulation uses comfortable pulsing to help reduce muscle guarding and support a broader chiropractic or rehab plan.
Next Step
Ask if electric stimulation fits your plan.
Personalized Care
Your provider will explain whether this service fits your symptoms, comfort level, and recovery goals.
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Adjusted to your comfort
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Key takeaway: Adjusted to your comfort
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One tool in your care plan
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Key takeaway: One tool in your care plan
FAQs
Questions about electric stimulation
These answers help patients understand what the visit may include before they call.
What does electric stimulation feel like?
Patients usually feel a gentle pulsing or tingling. The intensity is adjusted so it stays comfortable.
Is electric stimulation a standalone treatment?
It is usually used as a supportive therapy within a larger chiropractic or rehabilitation plan.
Who should avoid electric stimulation?
Your provider will review your health history first. Patients with certain implanted devices or medical conditions may need another option.
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Physical Therapy
Guided movement, strengthening, and mobility work that supports chiropractic treatment and recovery.
Massage Therapy
Therapeutic soft tissue care for muscle tension, injury recovery, stress, and whole-body comfort.