Electrophoresis with Novocaine

The procedure of electrophoresis is based on the conductive action of an electric current, which helps to achieve a deep penetration of the necessary drug into the tissue. Electrophoresis with Novocaine is used most often, this way of administering an anesthetic is the most effective and safe.

Electrophoresis with Novocaine - indications for use

Electrophoresis with Novokain is prescribed for diseases of the musculoskeletal system, nervous system and various kinds of injuries. Here is a list of diseases that are the main indications for the procedure:

When osteochondrosis, electrophoresis with Novocaine proved to be the most sparing and quick-acting remedy, however, in order to achieve a therapeutic effect, it is necessary to take a course of 6-7 procedures.

Since the electric current breaks up the components of the preparation into constituents, novocaine during the procedure has a combined effect. In the first few minutes, he dilates the blood vessels, increasing blood circulation in the affected area, and then in the entire body. After this, the analgesic effect begins. Advantages of administering the drug with electrophoresis are very many:

All this makes it possible to use electrophoresis with Novokain even after spinal surgery and as part of rehabilitation after serious injuries . With gonoarthrosis and joint diseases, Magnesium-Novocaine electrophoresis is prescribed.

Contraindications for electrophoresis with Novocaine

Because of the high incidence of allergy to Novocaine, it is the main contraindication to the procedure. Also, do not perform electrophoresis in pregnancy and severe systemic diseases - oncology, infections and heart failure. Contraindication is bronchial asthma and severe diseases of the respiratory system. In general, the procedure is usually well tolerated and does not cause serious complications.