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Iontophoresis 

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1.Function

The special electric-impulse stimulation can adjust the unbalanced status of bioelectric current when people are sick, also induce medicament to focus parts directly, making the most utilization of drug and improving effect of medicament.

2.Indication

Apply to the  adjuvant treatment of  pain, pruritus , eczema , edema, bleeding, fall-swell caused by internal/external hemorrhoid and mixed hemorrhoid, proctitis, anal sinusitis disease.

3.Contraindication

Patients with Malignant tumor,  blood diseases,  serious heart disease, hypertension, liver disease, severediabetes, epilepsy and psychiatric disorders,crissum abscess, rectal prolapse, and pregnant women.

4.Working Principle

Biological current changes in the process of human life has certain corresponding relationship with the state of physiological functions. Using the special pulse electrical stimulation can control and adjust the state of imbalance of  human body's morbid bioelectricity: At an appropriate pace, moderate strength under the action of electric pulse, promote the improvement or recovery of the disease, an obvious synergistic effect.Under the electrical pulse effect with appropriate pace and strength ,Promote the improvement or recovery of the disease,play an obvious synergistic effect.

5.Iontophoresis in Physical Therapy

Iontophoresis is a therapeutic modality often used by physical therapists. It is a type ofelectrical stimulation that is used to administer medication into your body through your skin.

How Does Iontophoresis Work?

To understand the basic principles of iontophoresis, you should remember some basic lessons from physics and chemistry class. In general, ionic charges that are alike will repel one another, while ions that are oppositely charged will be attracted to one another.

So if you have a medicine in a solution that is negatively charged and you apply a negative electrical charge to it, the medicine in solution will be pushed away, or repelled, from the negative electricity. When using iontophoresis, your physical therapist is using electricity to push medicine into your injured tissues.

The medication used in iontophoresis is ionically charged. So if your physical therapist decides to introduce medication into your injured tissues via iontophoresis and that medication is negatively charged, he will use a negative current to drive that medication into your body.

Common Uses for Iontophoresis

There are many different uses for iontophoresis. These include, but are not limited to:

• Decrease inflammation

• Decrease pain

• Decrease muscle spasm

• Decrease swelling and edema

• Reduce calcium deposits in the body

• Manage scar tissue

Your physical therapist will work with you to decide on the treatment goals and the rationale for using iontophoresis.

Application of Iontophoresis

Before applying iontophoresis, your physical therapist must first decide on which type of medication to use.

The medication used in iontophoresis depends on the goals of the treatment. Different medications have different effects on the body, and your physical therapist will decide on the best medication for your specific condition.

Many states in the US require that your physical therapist obtain a prescription from your doctor before administering the medication into your body via iontophoresis.

Don't be surprised if your therapist contacts your physician or asks you to contact your physician prior to administering iontophoresis medication.

A direct current electrical stimulation unit is used to apply iontophoresis. The unit has two electrodes; one electrode is for the negative current, and one is for the positive current. Your physical therapist will apply medication to either the positive electrode or the negative one, depending on the type of medication that is being used for iontophoresis.

The electrodes are then applied to your body. The electrode with the medication is applied to the area of your body that is being treated. The electrode without the medication is applied to your body nearby. The electrical stimulation unit is then turned on, and the electricity pushes the medication into your injured body part while you relax.

What Does Iontophoresis Feel Like?

When your physical therapist applies iontophoresis to your body, he or she uses an electrical stimulation device. When the electrical current is turned on, you will likely feel a slight tingling sensation. Sometimes the stimulation feels like a tiny bee sting. If you are uncomfortable during the iontophoresis treatment, notify your physical therapist and adjustments can be made.

A typical iontophoresis treatment takes 10 to 20 minutes, depending on the amount of medication that your physical therapist is administering to you. When your iontophoresis treatment is completed, your physical therapist will remove the electrodes and inspect your skin. Don't be surprised if your skin is red where the medication electrode was placed; this is common after iontophoresis.

Once you receive your iontophoresis treatment, your physical therapist will give you specific instructions. Many times, withholding ice or heat treatments after iontophoresis is recommended since these treatments alter circulation to the injured area. This altered circulation might "wash away" the medication that was just introduced to your body. If you have any questions about what to do after iontophoresis, be sure to ask your physical therapist.

Remember that iontophoresis is a passive treatment, and the most successful physical therapy programs require you to be actively involved in your care. Active exercises are often the most important component of your rehabilitation, so be sure that your physical therapistgives you a strategy to manage your condition when you are not in the physical therapy clinic.

Iontophoresis, a form of electrical stimulation, can be an important part of your physical therapy treatment. It is used introduce medication into your body to achieve specific therapeutic goals. Iontophoresis may be one treatment that can help you return to normal activity quickly and safely after injury.

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