Translingual neurostimulation

Indications for TLNS

This procedure is based on the effect that electrical impulses of certain parameters have on the human brain through a system of receptors located on the tongue. Neurostimulation is carried out by a special device, during a standard session lasting about 20 minutes. At the same time, 27 million electrical impulses are transmitted to the CNS, stimulating brain tissue.

As a result, the affected areas begin to function actively, and the effect is fixed after the session. The technique has shown its effectiveness in the treatment of diseases such as:

• All kinds of brain injuries.
• Rehabilitation for CP.
• Sleep disorders, such as insomnia or painful sleepiness.
• Any problems with motor functioning, including such complex cases as paralysis after strokes and Parkinson's disease.
• Impaired cognitive abilities and memory.
• Hearing problems.
• Various speech disorders, including stuttering and similar problems.

Neuromodulation of the brain can be used to work with patients of different ages. This non-invasive technique does not require any surgical intervention, can be combined with other methods, including physical therapy and drug treatment.

Contraindications

Despite the fact that translingual brain neurostimulation can be performed by most patients without any restrictions, there are conditions in which this procedure is contraindicated. It is usually not recommended in the following cases:

• The patient suffers from a severe form of dementia.
• Severe mental pathologies that prevent the procedure.
• The acute phase of any diseases, including ARI and SARS.
• Inflammatory processes and increased body temperature.
• The first 5 days after a stroke or traumatic brain injury.

If the child tolerates neuromodulation normally, it can be carried out even if he has not reached the age of 3 years.

Results of translingual neurostimulation

Brain TLNS has already proven its effectiveness and safety, but the main advantage of this technique is the possibility of long-term consolidation of the results obtained. Positive developments include the following:

• Improvement of impaired gait after illness or as a result of injury, in some cases, the skill is formed even in non-walking patients.
• Restoration of speech skills, including in completely mute people, getting rid of speech defects.
• Normalization of coordination of movements, restoration of their accuracy.
• Increased muscle tone, renewed activity, reduced rigidity and other negative effects.
• Persistent restoration of fine motor skills, getting rid of tremors, the ability to perform fine and accurate work.
• Restoration of emotional control, sleep and wakefulness, increased activity and improved overall emotional state.

If you need translingual neurostimulation–Go to Neuro-clinic. We have the most modern equipment, and our specialists have the best relevant techniques that allow us to achieve results in the shortest possible time with a long consolidation of the effect obtained. The affordable cost of the procedure allows you to get a course of treatment for everyone.