When is bioelectric therapy not recommended?

Bioelectric therapy involves using electrical currents to promote healing, relieve pain, and stimulate muscle contractions. It is not recommended for pregnant individuals due to concerns about potential risks to the developing fetus. The effects of electrical stimulation on pregnancy are not well-studied, and safety protocols often advise against such treatments to avoid any potential complications.

In contrast, the other scenarios may be more suitable for the application of bioelectric therapy. Chronic fatigue, healing from a minor injury, and mild pain can typically benefit from this type of therapy under proper guidance and monitoring, as it can help improve circulation, provide pain relief, and assist in the recovery process.