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Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS)

IMS is a sim­i­lar tech­nique to acupunc­ture and uses fine nee­dles to treat tight mus­cle bands that are often the cause of many chronic and painful con­di­tions such as neck and back pain as well as many other soft tis­sue injuries.

In these con­di­tions, nerves and nerve end­ings become irri­tated and are super­sen­si­tive.  They cause nor­mal, harm­less sig­nals to be exag­ger­ated, result­ing in spasm of the mus­cle sup­plied by that nerve.

Chronic mus­cle spasm can lead to mus­cle short­en­ing which pro­duces pain by pulling on ten­dons and strain­ing them as well as stress­ing the joints they move.  Painkillers and anti-inflammatory med­ica­tion only mask the pain.

The goal of IMS is to release mus­cle short­en­ing which presses on and irri­tates the nerves. Super­sen­si­tive areas can be desen­si­tized and the per­sis­tent pull of short­ened mus­cles released with IMS.

What we Treat:

  • Ten­donitis and Bursitis
  • Arthri­tis
  • Ten­nis and Golfer’s Elbow
  • Frozen Shoul­der
  • Headache and Neck Pain
  • Sci­at­ica and Back Pain
  • Plan­tar Fasciitis

How we Treat:

Ther­a­pists Karen Ram­say and Jon Ash­mead are expert in tech­niques of acupunc­ture.  Anne Edwards is our Gunn cer­ti­fied IMS technician.

Our entire team is ded­i­cated to your recovery:

As a Sher­wood Park Sports Phys­io­ther­apy client, you will receive the full ben­e­fit of a multi-disciplinary approach to your treat­ment, with every­thing you need under one roof and in the hands of some of the most skilled pro­fes­sion­als in health care.

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