Interferential Electric Therapy

Interferential electric therapy (also known as IFC therapy) is a gentle, non-invasive treatment that helps reduce muscle inflammation and support healing. It works by using low-frequency electrical currents that penetrate deep into muscles and tissues, helping the body naturally reduce pain signals and increase circulation. This type of therapy is especially effective for managing muscle spasms, joint stiffness, nerve-related pain, and injuries like sprains or strains. Many patients find it to be a relaxing, drug-free way to manage discomfort while promoting long-term recovery.

Interferential therapy uses two high-frequency electrical currents that intersect below the skin’s surface to create a deeper stimulating effect without discomfort. These currents encourage the release of endorphins (the body’s natural painkillers), reduce swelling, and help muscles relax. It’s a great option for treating chronic physical conditions that hinder movement. Interferential therapy can also help boost mobility and speed up recovery after surgery or trauma. Because it targets deep tissues without being invasive, it's an excellent choice for patients looking for a natural, effective solution to pain and inflammation.