Treatment · San Juan de Alicante
Percutaneous neuromodulation in Alicante
Percutaneous electrical stimulation of peripheral nerves for pain and strength recovery.
What it is and how we use it
Percutaneous neuromodulation stimulates a peripheral nerve with an ultrasound-guided needle. It acts on pain and on the activation of the muscle supplied by that nerve.
It is useful for nerve-related pain and for regaining strength after injuries or surgery, for example quadriceps inhibition after knee surgery.
Used for
- Sciatica and radicular pain
- Persistent pain
- Muscle inhibition after surgery
- Strength recovery
Content reviewed by Francisco Sevila Sánchez, physiotherapist and osteopath (C.O.) · Updated November 2026
We use it in
Knee Unit
Physiotherapists, a sports rehabilitation specialist and an orthopaedic surgeon in the same clinic.
See →ACL rehabilitation
An ACL rupture does not end in the operating theatre.
See →Lower back pain
Most lower back pain improves with the right treatment.
See →Sciatica
Sciatica is pain that starts in the lower back and runs through the buttock and down the leg.
See →Neck pain
Tension, stiffness or a headache that starts at the back of the neck.
See →Migraine and headache
When headaches come back every week, the neck, the jaw and built-up tension are often part of the problem.
See →Football
Sprints, sudden stops, turns and tackles: football tests the knee, the ankle and the leg muscles.
See →Book an appointment: Neuromodulation
Tell us what is going on and we will tell you whether this treatment is right for you.
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