Joint Pain

Joints have the function to connect our bones and thanks to their interaction with the surrounding muscles, we are able to move our body. This means that we heavily use our joints every day with every movement. This could also explain why the joints and their special working system are susceptible to illnesses.

Joints can be affected if they are exposed to shocks or wrong movements. Nutrition also plays an important role. The first signals of joint pain may appear as a sensation of tension or stiffness in the morning. Joint pain can also occur all of a sudden. In this case and if the pain lasts, it is recommended to get the help of a medical practitioner to find out the reason for the pain.

When it comes to chronic pain due to rheumatism, gout or osteoarthritis, or pain due to irreversible joint wear, a therapy with stimulating electric pulses can help. TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) and EMS (Electronic Muscle Stimulation) can help to relieve the pain and offer a good way to strengthen and exercise the muscles around the affected joint. After all, there is not a single joint in our body that we could do without. We should aim to keep every joint healthy as long as possible.