What is a general description of H-Wave stimulation?

• A. Generates a mild current that produces a comfortable, non-fatiguing muscle contraction
• B. Increases bone density
• C. Treats infections
• D. Lowers heart rate

Answer: (A)

H-Wave stimulation is a type of electrical therapy that uses a mild current to produce a gentle, non-fatiguing muscle contraction. This means you get a comfortable contraction without rapid fatigue, which helps promote improved circulation and lymphatic flow, supporting edema reduction and tissue healing. The emphasis is on staying tolerable for longer sessions, rather than driving strong, fatigue-inducing contractions. The other options describe effects not associated with H-Wave: increasing bone density, treating infections, or lowering heart rate are not characteristic outcomes of this modality.