the definition

Biofeedback is a therapeutic technique in which a patient learns to control his own physiological functions with the aim of improving his physical, psychological and mental health.
Biofeedback is used to manage the symptoms of certain diseases and restore the abilities that a person loses due to these diseases.

using a screen such as a computer monitor, Patients receive feedback that helps them measure and develop their ability to control their functions. Just as looking into a mirror helps one see facial expressions and feelings, etc., Biofeedback allows patients to see what is happening inside their own bodies

Biofeedback applications in physical therapy

This technique is used in the Egyptian Center for Physiotherapy to treat a number of diseases and reduce pain resulting from them, such as:

Urinary incontinence
Fecal incontinence
Falling of the uterus
– Migraines
Chronic stress
Chronic pain syndrome
Seventh nerve infection
Spinal pain
– Sports injuries

Contraindications : There is no

The extent of pain : painless