Interferential Current (IFC) therapy is a widely utilized electrotherapy modality in clinical settings, favored by healthcare practitioners for its ability to deliver deeper tissue stimulation with reduced skin irritation. This efficacy is largely attributed to its use of medium-frequency currents, typically around a 4000 Hz carrier frequency, which allows for enhanced penetration into deeper tissues while minimizing discomfort at the skin surface. ​

Unlike Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS), which delivers low-frequency currents primarily affecting surface-level nerves, IFC employs two medium-frequency currents that intersect to produce a low-frequency therapeutic beat within the targeted tissues. This method not only reaches deeper muscle and nerve fibers but also reduces the discomfort often associated with low-frequency stimulation. ​
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While both TENS and IFC are effective for pain relief, healthcare practitioners often prefer IFC in clinical settings due to its deeper penetration and broader coverage area, making it particularly suitable for treating conditions involving deep joints and larger muscle groups. ​
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