This FSM program has been created specifically to support persistent or recurring pain in an area where a fracture has already healed.

Although the bone itself may have healed, the surrounding area can sometimes remain uncomfortable, stiff or sensitive. This program brings together Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) frequency pairs associated with the bone and surrounding tissues, with particular attention to inflammation, scar tissue, adhesions and persistent discomfort.

The program includes frequency themes associated with:

• Bone and periosteum

• Bone marrow

• Fascia and connective tissue

• Muscle tissue

• Scar tissue and adhesions

• Inflammation and chronic inflammation

• Post-fracture tissue changes

• Persistent discomfort in and around the previously fractured area

• Supporting vitality of the affected tissues

There is a strong emphasis on the tissues that may have been affected by the original injury — not simply the bone itself — including fascia, muscle, connective tissue and areas of scar tissue or adhesion.