Electroanalgesia:
Advanced Pain Management Solutions
Non-Invasive, Non-Narcotic PAIN RELIEF
What is Electroanalgesia?
Electroanalgesia is a modern therapeutic approach that uses electrical impulses to manage and reduce pain. By applying controlled electrical currents to specific areas of the body, this technique aims to change pain perception and stimulate the body's natural pain relief mechanisms. It works by blocking pain, naturally. No drugs or injections!
How It Works
Electroanalgesia works by delivering electrical impulses through electrodes placed on the skin. These impulses interact with the nervous system to:
⦁ Block Pain Signals: Electrical currents can interfere with the transmission of pain signals to the brain.
⦁ Stimulate Endorphin Release: The technique encourages the production of endorphins, which are natural painkillers produced by the body.
⦁ Improve Circulation: Enhanced blood flow can help reduce muscle tension and promote healing.
Applications
Electroanalgesia is versatile and can be used to treat various types of pain, including:
⦁ Chronic Pain: Conditions like arthritis, fibromyalgia, neck and back pain.
⦁ Acute Pain: Spinal Disc problems, injuries, postoperative pain, and muscle strains.
⦁ Neuropathic Pain: Pain resulting from nerve damage or dysfunction.
Benefits
⦁ Non-invasive: No surgery or medication is required.
⦁ Minimal Side Effects: Generally safe with few adverse effects.
⦁ Customizable: Treatments can be adjusted based on individual needs and responses.
⦁ Complementary: Can be used alongside other pain management strategies.
What to Expect
During an electroanalgesia session:
⦁ Consultation: Dr. Clare will assess your condition and determine the appropriate treatment plan.
⦁ Electrode Placement: Electrodes will be placed on the skin near the area of pain.
⦁ Treatment: Electrical impulses will be applied for a specified duration.
⦁ Post-Treatment: You may experience immediate relief, with long-term benefits developing over multiple sessions.
This technology has been delivered to many hospitals, universities and other medical centers to treat patients. Some of these centers include:
⦁ Columbia University, New York, NY
⦁ The Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland, OH
⦁ Loma Linda University Medical Center, Loma Linda, CA
⦁ Charles R. Drew Univ. of Medicine &Science, LA, CA
⦁ It is also being successfully used by well over 3500 physicians in the United States, including ProHealth and Wellness and Disc Centers of America - South Charlotte.
What to Expect
Your first visit will include a thorough assessment where we’ll discuss your medical history, current symptoms, and goals. We’ll then design a personalized treatment plan and explain how we can help you achieve optimal results.
Book an Appointment
Ready to take the next step towards better health? Schedule your appointment today and start your journey to recovery. Contact us at (704) 583-6129.
