How Neuromodulation Works
Neuromodulation works by using targeted electrical stimulation or drug delivery to specific nerve areas. The goal is to alter nerve activity to relieve pain, restore motor function, or control involuntary movements. Devices like Spinal Cord Stimulation, Peripheral Nerve Stimulation, and Dorsal Root Ganglion Stimulation are examples of effective neuromodulation therapies that have helped many patients regain control over their bodies.
The procedure involves placing a small device under the skin, which delivers controlled stimulation to the nerves. The treatment is often minimally invasive, with quick recovery times and long-term relief for many individuals.