The Importance of Hydration
To maximise the benefits of your microcurrent treatment, it is crucial to ensure proper hydration before your session. I recommend drinking an adequate amount of water, specifically 2-4 8oz glasses, within the 2-4 hours leading up to your appointment.
Please note that individuals with higher muscle mass, athletes, and elderly patients may require increased water intake. If you are an elderly person and chronically dehydrated, it may be necessary to hydrate for several days before your treatment, in addition to consuming water on the day of your appointment.
During your consultation, you may be asked about your water consumption, including the quantity and form of hydration.
It’s important to note that coffee, caffeinated tea, carbonated drinks, and other fizzy beverages cannot be counted as water. However, you can flavour your water with juice or opt for decaffeinated tea. Stay hydrated and prepare for a successful treatment!
Frequently Asked Questions
FSM treatment is an effective method of treating patients, offering relief from a range of disorders and aiding in the restoration of health.
The machine’s leads are connected to a small hand towel that has been immersed in warm water. This moist fabric forms a pliable conductive surface or electrode that can be wrapped around the neck or lower back, placed along the spine, and wrapped around the knee, ankle, elbow, wrist, and foot.
The initial consultation is 90 minutes. Each follow up session will be 60 minutes.
Loose fitting and comfortable clothes are the best option. It is important that you do not wear perfume or body sprays.
I will try to ensure you clothes do not get wet but you can bring a change of clothes if you prefer.
While there are no guarantees in treating the human body, it is important to note that the effectiveness of FSM may vary. If you haven’t observed any noticeable improvements after four treatments, we strongly advise scheduling a consultation to discuss alternative options and determine the best course of action moving forward.
It is recommended to avoid undergoing FSM treatment during pregnancy or if you have a pacemaker. Although FSM may be administered while you have cancer it is not for the treatment of cancer.
The side effects are minimal to no side effects but some people may feel a change in pain or nerve symptoms afterwards. It is advised not to overdo things straight away after the treatment. There are no known permanent side effects from this treatment.
Yes, people with metal implants can received FSM treatment with no adverse effects.
In general most people will leave the treatment feeling more energised and more relaxed.
Cover is currently offered by Laya Healthcare and Irish Life Health.
