Control Neuropathy without side effects with shockwave, EMTT and Nesa-Neuromodulation
Neuropathy, also known as neuritis, is a highly debilitating condition that can affect the hands and feet, but can also cause problems with incontinence and erectile function. And this is where I specialize. Nerve inflammation is often caused by various lifestyle diseases, such as diabetes, which causes the nerve tissue to break down slowly.
This causes pain and loss of function in different parts of the body. I have an opportunity to help you on several levels to improve function and quality of life, via shockwave, laser, EMTT or NESA neuromodulation. And in some cases, the best results come when we combine the different types of treatment.
When you first come in, we’ll have an in-depth conversation and examination together to find the cause of the challenge and find out what’s causing it. We’ll review your lifestyle and other factors that may affect it. And based on that, we choose which treatment protocol will give you the greatest effect.
The effects of the treatment will be seen as less pain, less feeling of tingling in hands and feet, less feeling of a sock/wadding when walking and not least better coordination and balance. In addition, it can also increase erectile function. In short, you’ll regain your quality of life and ability to function without side effects and debilitating medication.
On this page you can get an overview of the possibilities of getting help for a better everyday life in just a few minutes, or you can always contact me without obligation.
Nesa Neuromodulation
According to the WHO, chronic pain affects 20% of the world’s population. Chronic pain, especially neuropathic pain, is associated with autonomic nervous system dysfunction, which can complicate traditional treatment. NESA® technology can be used via neuromodulation to treat neuropathy and other chronic pain by modulating the autonomic nervous system and re-modulating the bio-electrical nerve tissue.
Recent research highlights the importance of the interaction between chronic pain and the autonomic nervous system.
A study highlighted by Arslan and Çevik (2022) illustrates how the sympathetic nervous system can play a crucial role in the induction, facilitation or amplification of chronic pain, emphasizing treatment of the autonomic nervous system as an essential component of pain management.
Here you will regulate the entire nervous system, not just locally where the pain is. Read more by clicking on the image
Post-surgical neuropathic pain
“As I’ve gotten better, I can now shave. Before I couldn’t because it hurt me. I couldn’t shower either because it hurt, it was a huge pain, and now I have practically no pain. I have noticed a great improvement that gives me great satisfaction and joy.” – Manolo
The benefits of focused shockwave therapy for you when quality of life is reduced
There are many good effects from shockwave when you have chronic pain, and here I mention just a few, but if you contact me, I’m happy to go into more detail about how your specific neuropathic pain can be affected with shockwave. And it doesn’t have to hurt.
- Shockwave promotes faster injury healing by releasing growth factors, stem cells and other beneficial substances to regenerate body cells.
- The treatment helps create new blood vessels and capillaries that increase blood flow in the treated areas, which also helps with balance.
- I effectively treat the areas that are causing you pain, both primary and secondary areas with high precision, guided by ultrasound scanning.
- The effects of focused shockwave can last long after treatment is complete, providing lasting pain relief and improved quality of life.
- By relieving pain and promoting healing, focused shockwave can reduce or even eliminate the need for pain medication and reduce the risk of harmful side effects.
- In neuropathy, shockwave can help reduce pain and symptoms when traditional medicine cannot.
EMTT goes deep and amplifies the effects of shockwave and other treatments
EMTT works by creating a strong but harmless magnetic pulse that quickly penetrates deep into the tissue. Pulses alter the activity of cells and improve their function by stimulating membrane potential and promoting increased metabolic activity. The process results in faster regeneration and healing of cells and tissues, meaning inflammation is reduced, pain is reduced and the body recovers faster. All with the aim of improving your quality of life.
One of the key benefits of EMTT is that it can reach tissues that can otherwise be difficult to treat, such as deeper muscles and tendons.
It is also possible to stimulate the nervous system directly, which is why it is particularly effective for pelvic pain and incontinence.
The treatment is completely painless and can be done fully clothed, making it a practical solution for those who want an easy and comfortable non-invasive treatment.
Laser for neuropathy, with no pain or side effects
What is particularly interesting in relation to neuropathy is that we stimulate some specific elements in relation to pain. Some of the things that we see as most important in relation to laser therapy in relation to pain are as described below.
The laser light normalizes ion channels in the cells, which are critical for normal cell function. At the same time, there is an increase in nitric oxide production, an increase in beta-endorphins and lowered bradykinin levels, all of which help to affect pain levels.
In addition, there are two important factors we stimulate in relation to direct influence on the nervous tissue. One is a blocking de-polarization of C-fiber, which is an effect of neuropathy. The second is an axionel jumping and raining of neverceller.
What is the course of treatment for neuropathy?
The specific course of neuropathy depends on the extent of the symptoms and duration of the problem, in combination with your general lifestyle and comorbidities such as diabetes. It’s important to understand that once degeneration of nerve tissue has occurred, in most cases it cannot be rebuilt. Therefore, treatment must slow down and delay further deterioration of symptoms and function. So it is possible to maintain a tolerable lifestyle.
In shockwave treatment, 6-8 treatments are usually given to establish a baseline over 4-5 weeks, after which ongoing maintenance may be required. Shockwave is always combined with EMTT to stimulate the central nervous system.
With laser treatment and NESA, the course is built with a baseline of 12-16 treatments over 4-5 weeks to create a baseline that can be maintained.
Choosing which tools will help you best will be clarified at the first treatment, and we will create an overall strategy that will give you a higher quality of life.
Prices start from 1,000 per treatment and you will receive a complete offer the first time you visit the clinic,
There are two types of neuropathy, peripheral and autonomic.
- Peripheral neuropathy is when there is damage to the sensory and motor nervous system. It will often cause problems around the toes, feet, legs and hands. In the worst case, the disease can develop into diabetic foot ulcers, which over time, if not taken seriously, can result in amputations of the toes or foot. For diabetic wounds, I also have a good opportunity to help you effectively with shockwave in particular.
- Autonomic neuropathy is damage to the autonomic nervous system. It will most commonly affect the bladder, heart, stomach and intestinal system, and can also in some cases cause sexual dysfunction. This is where Nesa Neuromodulation comes into its own.
