EMS Pain Management

Our body has a way of telling us that something’s wrong with pain signals. Whether it’s persistent or sudden, paying attention to the issue is important to prevent further damage. Over time, if the problem isn’t treated, you can suffer from pain.

According to the American Academy of Pain Medicine, about 100 million Americans suffer from pain every year, and about half of them feel like they don’t have control over the issue. But there’s good news to their distress; EMS Pain Management is used to stimulate healthy muscles and improve muscle performance.

Do you have muscle pain?

Address your pain to get on the road to recovery.

Acute pain is sudden, but this can last for as little as a few minutes to months. But this issue goes away if the problem is treated. On the other hand, deep muscle pain is tenacious in pain, and this is typically caused by an injury, illness, or infection. Pain tails more than just pain. It affects the emotional well-being of people. But with EMS pain management, there’s a solution.

Four Ways to Cope With Pain

Try HiDow’s EMS Pain Management solutions. With years of innovation, HiDow is a leader in the industry in combining the effective features of TENS (Transcutaneous Electronic Nerve Stimulation) and EMS (Electrical Muscle Stimulation).

These devices are rechargeable, compact, and portable as it interrupts pain signals to relax and stimulate the muscles through low-voltage electrical charges. When using them regularly, you can get an aid range of pain from mild to severe. This is all possible without side effects. With HiDow, you can use them on the go since you can easily store them in your bag.

Use heating packs. HiDow designs heating pads for all different types of people, from small to extra large. Depending on the severity of the pain, you can rely on heating pads for fast, temporary relief. Because it stimulates the flow of the blood, relaxes the muscles, and promotes the healing of muscles, tries heating pads for your pain.

Yoga and meditation improve the body’s flexibility

Do light exercises. Activities like yoga and meditation improve the body’s flexibility and decrease stress. According to many physicians, these light exercises can improve the well-being of patients suffering from pain.

Don’t forget your posture. You can manage your pain even when you don’t do yoga by having a good posture. With small changes, you can make a difference in your life as you improve your blood flow by not sitting in a C-slump position. Keep in mind, that it’s also imperative to sit up straight to prevent your spine from straining itself. Be conscious of all your activities to help you manage your pain.

Try HiDow’s EMS Pain Management today to see the difference in your body. You’ll never want to leave home without this impressive technology.