Compression therapy is a technique that uses pulse technology to help with recovery. Using compressed air, the dynamic compression device: Fights inflammation. Mobilizes fluid. Massages limbs.  During therapy, the patient’s legs or arms are placed into sleeves. They are then inflated to compress the muscles. The compression pulses the limbs, squeezing out lactic acid and pain-causing fluid. 

If you suffer an injury, a healthcare provider can recommend physical therapy to help you recover. It may involve various treatments, including electrical stimulation or e-stim. This form of therapy is notable for its use of electrical currents to improve blood circulation, strengthen muscles, and block pain signals.

Most people who visit a chiropractor do so to seek relief from back or neck pain. Chiropractic techniques are effective for treating chronic pain and relieving symptoms after injuries. The care helps improve musculoskeletal health. It helps enhance daily function and the quality of life.