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HEALING STARTS HERE
INNOVATIVE TREATMENTS FOR FASTER HEALING AND BETTER OUTCOMES
Key Symptoms
- Numbness or tingling in the hands or feet
- Sharp, burning, or stabbing pain
- Weakness or loss of coordination and
- Sensitivity to touch
Understanding Peripheral Neuropathy
How the Nervous System Works:
ELECTRICAL CELL SIGNALING MEDICINE
Understanding Electroanalgesic Therapy
Electroanalgesic therapy refers to medical treatments that use electricalimpulses to manage pain, similar to TENS but at much higher frequencies.These therapies target pain pathways more efficiently, providing longer-lasting relief compared to standard TENS treatments.
While TENS works at frequencies between 0-250 pulses per second,
our electromagnetic devices operate at 8,300 – 10,000 pulses per second.
This higher frequency leads to deeper penetration of the electrical signals, offering more effective nerve stimulation and more profound pain relief.
Why Higher Frequencies Matter
ENHANCED PAIN RELIEF WITH HIGHER FREQUENCIES
TENS
TENS devices send low-frequency electrical impulses that are effective forshort-term pain relief by blocking pain signals to the brain. However, theeffects can be temporary and may require frequent treatment sessions.
Electroanalgesic Devices
By operating at higher frequencies (8,300-10,000 pulses per second), electroanalgesic devices target nerves more effectively. These high-frequency impulses:
- Penetrate deeper into the tissue, promoting better nerve healing and reducing chronic pain more effectively.
- Stimulate pain-relieving pathways in the nervous system, providing longer-lasting pain reduction.
- Help to repair nerve damage and improve circulation, contributing to overall nerve health.
Advanced Electroanalgesic Treatments
Targeting Pain at a Deeper Level
The higher-frequency impulses delivered by electroanalgesic devices have the ability to reach deeper layers of the skin, muscles, and nerves, where they can stimulate healing at a cellular level.
Long-Lasting Results
Because these devices work at much higher frequencies, the effects can last much longer, reducing the need for frequent treatments. Many patients experience relief for hours or even days after a single session.
These therapies are typically used for conditions like peripheral neuropathy, chronic back pain, fibromyalgia, and other nerve-related pain conditions that don’t respond well to lower-frequency treatments.
Long-Term Relief with Electroanalgesic Therapy
WHAT TO EXPECT WITH ADVANCED ELECTROANALGESIC THERAPY
Effective for Chronic Pain
Patients with chronic conditions like peripheral neuropathy, who may not have found relief with TENS, can benefit from the more powerful and sustained effects of electroanalgesic therapy.
Improved Quality of Life
Many patients report reduced symptoms like pain, tingling, and numbness, allowing them to enjoy daily activities with less discomfort.
Non-Invasive and Drug-Free
Electroanalgesic therapy provides a non-invasive solution to managing pain without the need for long-term medication use, reducing potential side effects.
Covered by most Major Health Insurance Plans
INDICATIONS FOR USE:
- Peripheral Neuropathy
- Chemotherapy Induced Neuropathy
- Diabetic Neuropathy
- Post Surgical Nerve Pain
- Sciatic Nerve Pain
EXPERIENCE FOR SUCCESS
Why Choose procare wellness institute?
Experienced Professionals
Our team consists of highly trained wound care specialists, surgeons, and nurses dedicated to providing the highest quality care.
Comprehensive Care
We provide care in-office, at home, and in long-term care facilities, ensuring that our patients receive continuous support no matter where they are.
Proven Success
With a track record of successful outcomes, we are trusted by healthcare providers across New York, Virginia, Georgia and Florida. Our evidence-based approach and commitment to excellence ensure that patients receive the best possible care.
Our Neuropathy Care Solutions are
- FDA-cleared
- Non-surgical, natural, and drug-free. The same clinical solutions offered at the Cleveland Clinic and the Harvard medical system.
- Covered under Medicare and insurance!
Initial Consultation
Session Details
Sessions typically last 40-60 minutes, and you may notice a decrease in pain after just a few treatments.
Frequency of Sessions
Depending on your condition, you may require multiple sessions initially. Over time, the frequency of treatments can be reduced as pain decreases.