Design and Development of muscle stimulation for cervicalgia patient using wearable coat

Cervicalgia, or neck discomfort, affects a large number of people across the world. poor posture, accidents, bone disorders (arthritis and osteoporosis), illnesses or conditions that affect the spine, such as spinal infections or meningitis, are considered as the possible causes. Cervicalgia can also be caused by Kyphosis. Cervicalgia pain affects two-thirds of the world's population at some point in their lives. Neck discomfort affects around 320 million individuals worldwide (4.9 percent of the population), with women (5 -7 percent) experiencing it more frequently than males (3.9 percent). Electric stimulation can also be used to treat it in extreme situations. The patient should try 10 to 15 treatments, which is a bit expensive for most individuals. As a result, this research has attempted to redesign the muscle stimulator into a coat. As a result, the patient may easily treat oneself. With the proposed prototype, biochemistry and neuron processes break down, causing physiological muscle functions to be compromised. By balancing the action potential up to - 60mv with the use of the proposed technology, healthcare practitioners may therapeutically reactive those dormant physiological activities electronically, which lowers pain as demonstrated clinically.