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Struggling with overactive bladder (OAB) symptoms?
Discover how electroacupuncture at Ellie Yuen Physiotherapy can provide relief. This innovative treatment stimulates the nerves using electrical pulses to restore normal bladder function and reduce urgency, frequency, and incontinence.
Ellie tailors each electroacupuncture session based on your specific symptoms and needs. By targeting the nerves controlling bladder function, she provides a personalised approach to reducing discomfort and restoring bladder control.
What to Expect During Your First Session
Consultation: Your initial session will include a detailed assessment of your symptoms and pelvic health to create a personalised treatment plan.
Treatment Plan: Depending on your needs, the number of sessions may vary. Most patients see improvement after several sessions.
Treatment begins after an initial consultation and includes weekly sessions. A package of 6 sessions is recommended for the best results.
The Process of Electroacupuncture
During a session, very thin acupuncture needles are inserted into specific acupuncture points along your body. A mild electrical current is then passed through these needles to stimulate the nervous system. The procedure is generally painless, with patients feeling a gentle, tingling sensation at the insertion points.
As a Chartered Physiotherapist with expertise in pelvic health, Ellie ensures that electroacupuncture is used safely and effectively to address OAB symptoms. Her personalised approach provides lasting relief and improves your overall quality of life.
The main aim of electroacupuncture for Overactive Bladder (OAB) is to regulate bladder function by modulating the nervous system and improving pelvic floor muscle control. Electroacupuncture works by using electrical stimulation to stimulate acupuncture points along the body’s meridians, which helps to:
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Most patients start to notice improvements after 3–5 sessions, with full benefits visible after a course of 8–12 treatments, depending on individual conditions.
Electroacupuncture is generally safe, with minimal side effects. Some people may experience slight bruising or tingling sensations during or after treatment.
Yes! Electroacupuncture can be a complementary treatment alongside pelvic floor physiotherapy and other bladder health strategies.
To secure your appointment, a 50% deposit of the total appointment fee is required at the time of booking. Please note the following terms:
Non-refundable within 48 hours of your appointment: If you cancel within 48 hours of your scheduled appointment, the deposit will not be refunded.
Cancellation of Package Sessions: If you have a package and cancel within 48 hours, one session will be forfeited.
Proof of Illness: If you wish to request a refund for a cancellation due to illness, you will need to provide appropriate proof (e.g., a doctor’s note).
Your deposit will be credited to your account as account credit. This credit simplifies the process for cancellations and refund requests, ensuring the balance is available for future bookings.
Take the first step towards better bladder control and improved pelvic health, click Book now for an initial Pelvic Health Physiotherapy consultation with Ellie Yuen Physiotherapist.
If you're unsure whether electroacupuncture is right for you, book a telephone consultation.
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