Electrical stimulation is a type of therapy that uses an electrical current to stimulate nerves and muscles in the body. This therapy can be used for a variety of purposes, such as pain management, muscle rehabilitation, and nerve stimulation. During electrical stimulation therapy, electrodes are placed on the skin over the affected area or on specific points along the nerve pathway. An electrical current is then applied through the electrodes to the nerves or muscles. The electrical current can be adjusted to different frequencies and intensities, depending on the specific therapy goals. Electrical stimulation therapy can have various benefits, including reducing pain and inflammation, improving muscle strength and endurance, promoting tissue healing, and improving nerve function. It can be used in a variety of medical fields, including physical therapy, sports medicine, neurology, and pain management.