Effects of electromagnetic therapy

Electromagnetic therapy generally belongs to the category of external treatment, with a wide range of applications. It mainly regulates the viscera by stimulating specific parts of the body surface to achieve therapeutic effects. It generally has the effects of diminishing inflammation and pain, improving tissue microcirculation, clearing blood stasis, promoting epithelial growth, promoting wound healing, and reducing blood lipids. Common clinical methods include DC electrotherapy, high-frequency electrotherapy, low-frequency pulse electrotherapy, and intermediate frequency pulse electrotherapy. If a patient has neurological problems, such as neurosis, this method can be used for treatment, which can effectively promote neural recovery.