Electrical shock stimulates what type of muscle?

Answer 1

Electrical stimulation activates nerves innervating the skeletal muscles.

Answer 2

I had neck and shoulder pain and told my GP about it. She had some xrays done and told me I had a problem with 2 discs in my neck. I had an MRI done and there are 2 discs in my neck that are bulging into my spine causing great discomfort at times, mostly just an annoying pain all the time. I went to physical therapy and learned some exercises to help ease the muscles that were tightening from the stress of the pain from the discs. This helped me a lot. They want to do a spinal injection therapy which helps some people and does very little, if nothing for others. I would suggest getting an MRI done so you can see for sure what the problem is then you can make a better decision about treatment.

Answer 3

depends on what kind of electrical shock and what the voltage is you are recieving, recently one of my clients used a device to electrically stimulate targeted muscles to fight atrophy, however in electric shock therapy such as what an epeleptic patient might recieve, all the muscles in the body can be affected. All muscles in the body are stimulated by electricity, that's how they contract.

Answer 4

Sphincter muscles.......