The use of bioelectrical stimulation presents a viable strategy for expediting wound healing. Sessions explore its efficacy, therapeutic uses, and mechanisms. The manner in which electrical currents influence cellular signaling pathways to promote tissue healing are discussed. For wound care, a number of methods are being investigated, including pulsed electromagnetic fields and direct current. Additionally, the lessons cover safety concerns, patient selection standards, and clinical results, providing valuable information for tailoring bioelectrical stimulation therapies to a range of wound types. By comprehending these ideas, medical practitioners may efficiently include bioelectrical stimulation into wound care procedures, improving patient outcomes and hastening the healing process.