A stimulator is a device or substance that is used to stimulate or encourage a response, typically in the form of an electrical current. It can also refer to something that arouses or excites someone's interest or enthusiasm for something.
Usage examples
Using an electric muscle stimulator during physical therapy to help improve muscle strength and flexibility.
Utilizing a brain stimulator to treat conditions such as depression or epilepsy.
Using a nerve stimulator to alleviate chronic pain.
Using a vestibular stimulator to help individuals with balance issues.
Utilizing a TENS (transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation) stimulator for pain relief.
Using an auditory stimulator to aid in auditory processing disorders.
Utilizing a visual stimulator to assist individuals with visual impairments or vision therapy.
Using a cardiac stimulator (pacemaker) to regulate heart rhythm.
Utilizing a spinal cord stimulator to manage chronic back or leg pain.
Using a bone growth stimulator to accelerate healing after fractures or surgeries.
Disconnected from the mother through a clean mechanism of molecular competition between anti-hormones and hormones, and catapulted toward the network of sewage system through the action of specific stimulators of the uterine myosins, the embryo ends its existence in an unspectacular fashion. (firstthings.com)
He had also worked on brain stimulators for alleviating cluster headaches and the movement symptoms that afflict patients with Parkinson's disease. (scientificamerican.com)
[N] iacin is a potent stimulator of appetite and niacin deficiency may lead to appetite loss [10]. (perfecthealthdiet.com)