There is no harm from physiotherapy treatment but it should be in limits no mobility will hurt you until give more duration of current. For proper advice feel free to consult

It is ok to get muscle soreness in starting of the rehab , no need to worry regarding that just check and rash, redness or any allergy at particular areas.

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Yes, this can happen in the beginning — don’t worry. When you start physio, the muscles and nerves that are already irritated begin to respond, so the areas where electrodes are placed can feel a bit sore or tender. This is quite common, especially in neck pain that goes to the arm. It should be mild and settle in a few hours. If it’s increasing or lasting long, your therapist can adjust the intensity. With regular sessions and exercises, it usually improves. Most people start feeling better within 1–2 weeks, but full recovery may take a few weeks depending on the condition. Just be consistent and take care of your posture

There won't be any soreness or tightness or stiffness when electrodes are placed After TENS when ultrasound is done, you will feel reduce in pain and free of the neck movements. But as you are mentioning soreness, proper points are not used i think in your case while placing electrodes. Tell your physio that after the session you are feeling tightness and it's hurting He/she will change the location of the electrodes and will place to little upper or lower. Do hot pack twice a day for 10mins and mild neck stretching every day.

Physical assessment needs to be done before coming to any Perfect of treatment that could be any reason for the same. We have to look for the source pain.

Soreness after doing physiotherapy exercise is quite common but feeling hurt at the electrode placement site is not a good sign. The intensity of the vibration has to be comfortable ( when the intensity is being increased you should feel mild tingling but not pricking ). It should improve once you have been given the right dosage of the treatment.

Hi soreness if any should not be there. Mild discomfort may be due to skin sensitivity is possible. Discuss in detail with treating physio .

Hey there! Mild Sore ness is common . But not severe. Ask your physiotherapist to reduce intensity. Electrodes pads must be covered with wet cover. Skin must be prepared well before application. If discomfort persists after all these discontinue the treatment. Regards

Greetings from Rid of Pain Physiotherapy Consult the manual therapist for the neck pain. In your neck some misalignment and muscle imbalance can be the reason for pain. Find the best manual physiotherapist near me for the neck pain. If electro therapy is giving a problem, then avoid it working on the cause of the problem. For more details u can connect us

Physical treatment is needed to be done for source of pain