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Electric Stimulation Physical Therapy
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Psychotherapy
Among the various psychotherapeutic "talk therapies," cognitive-behavioral therapy appears to be the most effective approach. If psychotherapy is used alone without medications, benefits should be evident within 8 weeks and symptoms should be fully resolved by 12 weeks. If these conditions are not met, then the patient should strongly consider antidepressant drugs.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
For many patients, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) works as well as antidepressants in...
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From Our Experts
Treating Incontinence with Electric Stimulation
You can view electric stimulation (e-stim) much the same as charging a car battery or priming a motor before it will start. Providing... Read more »
New Treatment for GERD: Electrical Stimulation to Strengthen the LES
During the 7th Annual Scientific Meeting of the American College of Gastroenterology new research was presented about a new device that... Read more »
Keeping Mobile: Physical Therapy & RA
Staying fit and flexible is a good idea for everyone, but is particularly important when you live with rheumatoid arthritis. RA does throw... Read more »
Will Deep Brain Electrical Stimulation Help Alzheimer’s?
It's called serendipity - stumbling on something while you are looking for something else. There's a possibility that a serendipitous... Read more »
Spinal Cord Stimulation for Failed Back Syndrome
Failed Back Syndrome can be devastating after spinal surgery offers such hope to those with none. Unfortunately, some end up with a... Read more »
From Our Sources
Electrical Stimulation Not Effective for Patellofemoral Pain S...
Source: eOrthopod
The patella, or kneecap, can be a source of knee pain when it fails to function properly. Alignment or overuse problems of the patella can lead to... Read more »
Physical Therapy Helps After Hip or Knee Replacement
Source: eOrthopod
Most patients have a good result after total hip or total knee replacement. Problems occur in about 15 to 20 percent of the rest. Physical therapists... Read more »
TENS Unit for Pain
What is a TENS Unit?TENS means "transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation." TENS units are small devices that are battery controlled. Sometimes... Read more »
Stimulating Results after Knee Surgery
Source: eOrthopod
The use of electrical stimulation (ES) as a treatment for muscular problems has been questioned. Some researchers claim it doesn't work, while others... Read more »
Electrical Nerve Stimulation Creates No Sparks in Post-Surgica...
Source: eOrthopod
Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) involves putting electrical currents into the tissues of the body. It may sound like a torture... Read more »
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