THE EFFECTIVENESS OF TECAR THERAPY IN MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS.

Abstract

Background: TECAR therapy has emerged as a promising treatment modality for various musculoskeletal disorders, leveraging the principles of capacitive and resistive diathermy.

Objective: This study evaluates the effectiveness of TECAR therapy in managing musculoskeletal disorders, including low back pain, tendinopathy, and delayed onset muscle soreness.

Methods: TECAR therapy utilizes capacitance and resistance electrodes to deliver radiofrequency current in the form of thermal energy. The treatment aims to enhance tissue healing and improve mobility.

Results: Findings indicate that TECAR therapy significantly reduces pain, enhances mobility in muscles and joints, and alleviates edema.

Conclusion: TECAR therapy proves to be an effective treatment option in physiotherapy. Its integration into conventional rehabilitation programs or its use as a standalone therapy can yield beneficial short- and long-term outcomes.

Implications: Beyond musculoskeletal disorders, TECAR therapy may also be beneficial in addressing conditions related to adipose tissue reduction, neurological disorders, and sports injuries, indicating its potential for broader therapeutic applications