Small electrode patches are placed on the skin over specific nerves and muscles to measure electrical activity. Patients are advised to avoid applying lotions or creams before the test, as they can interfere with electrode contact. The area may be cleaned with alcohol to ensure proper adhesion of the electrodes. You may be asked to remove metal accessories like bracelets or rings that can affect the test readings.

Electrical Stimulation

A mild electrical pulse is sent through the nerve using a small handheld stimulator. This helps measure the speed and strength of the nerve signal, identifying any delays or blockages in conduction. The procedure is repeated at multiple points along the nerve path to get a detailed assessment of nerve function. While some mild discomfort or tingling may be felt, the test is generally painless and does not require anesthesia.

The recorded nerve responses are analyzed by our neurologists and electrophysiologists to detect abnormalities. If nerve damage, compression, or dysfunction is identified, further evaluation or additional tests like Electromyography (EMG) may be recommended. Based on the findings, our specialists create a personalized treatment plan to address the underlying condition.

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EMG (Electromyography)

Accurate Diagnosis & Advanced Treatment for Nerve and Muscle Disorders

EMG (Electromyography) at Jeevan Hospital

At Jeevan Hospital, we specialize in EMG (Electromyography) to diagnose nerve and muscle disorders with precision. Our expert neurologists use state-of-the-art technology to evaluate muscle function, detect nerve abnormalities, and ensure timely treatment. With our advanced diagnostic approach, we help patients regain mobility and improve their quality of life.

What is EMG (Electromyography)?

EMG (Electromyography) is a diagnostic test that assesses muscle and nerve function by measuring electrical activity in response to nerve stimulation. It helps identify conditions such as neuropathy, radiculopathy, muscle weakness, and nerve damage, allowing specialists to create effective treatment plans.

Our EMG test at Jeevan Hospital helps diagnose a range of conditions, including:

Diagnosis & Conditions Treated with EMG

Peripheral Neuropathy – Nerve damage caused by diabetes, infections, or trauma.
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome – A common condition affecting the wrist and hand due to nerve compression.
Radiculopathy – Nerve root damage caused by spinal disorders such as herniated discs.
Muscular Dystrophy – Progressive muscle weakness and degeneration.
Myopathy – Diseases that affect muscle fibers, causing weakness or cramps.
ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis) – A progressive neurological disease that affects nerve cells controlling muscle movement.

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Diagnosis and Treatments Based on NCS Results

Once the NCS results are analyzed, our experts provide a comprehensive diagnosis and suggest the most suitable treatment options, including:

Neurological & Muscular Treatments

Medications – Pain relievers, anti-inflammatory drugs, or nerve pain medications for conditions like neuropathy.
Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation – Exercises to restore nerve function and muscle strength.
Lifestyle Modifications – Adjustments in daily activities, posture correction, and ergonomic changes to reduce nerve stress.

Advanced Treatment for Severe Conditions

Surgical Interventions – Procedures such as carpal tunnel release or nerve decompression for severe cases.
Nerve Regeneration Therapy – Innovative treatments to improve nerve healing and function.
Pain Management Programs – Comprehensive pain relief plans, including nerve blocks and alternative therapies.

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NCS Procedure at Jeevan Hospital

Small electrode patches are placed on the skin over specific nerves and muscles to measure electrical activity.
Patients are advised to avoid applying lotions or creams before the test, as they can interfere with electrode contact.
The area may be cleaned with alcohol to ensure proper adhesion of the electrodes.
You may be asked to remove metal accessories like bracelets or rings that can affect the test readings.

A mild electrical pulse is sent through the nerve using a small handheld stimulator.
This helps measure the speed and strength of the nerve signal, identifying any delays or blockages in conduction.
The procedure is repeated at multiple points along the nerve path to get a detailed assessment of nerve function.
While some mild discomfort or tingling may be felt, the test is generally painless and does not require anesthesia.

The recorded nerve responses are analyzed by our neurologists and electrophysiologists to detect abnormalities.
If nerve damage, compression, or dysfunction is identified, further evaluation or additional tests like Electromyography (EMG) may be recommended.
Based on the findings, our specialists create a personalized treatment plan to address the underlying condition.

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What Makes Jeevan Hospital the Best Choice for EMG?

Advanced Diagnostic Technology

With years of expertise and specialized training, our team provides expert care for various nerve and muscle disorders.

Personalized & Comprehensive Treatment Plans

We tailor every treatment approach to meet individual patient needs, ensuring the most effective recovery strategies.

Comfortable & Stress-Free Testing Environment

Our facility is designed to prioritize patient comfort, making the entire process smooth and hassle-free

Fast & Reliable Reports for Timely Treatment

We deliver quick yet highly accurate results, allowing for early diagnosis and prompt medical intervention.

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