Pain Management
Neural Therapy
- What is Neural Therapy?
Neural Therapy is a treatment that uses local anesthetic injections to treat chronic and acute conditions related to the nervous system. This therapy aims to restore the balance of the autonomic nervous system, which regulates various bodily functions, and is used to relieve pain and improve the function of affected tissues. - How does it work?
Neural Therapy acts on the nervous system, focusing on specific points in the body related to areas of pain or dysfunction. By injecting local anesthetics into these points, the healing of tissues is stimulated, and the disrupted nerve flow is corrected. This helps reduce pain, improve mobility, and promote the regeneration of affected tissues. - How many sessions do I need to undergo?
The number of sessions varies depending on each case and the patient's condition. Generally, a treatment plan of 2 to 6 sessions is recommended, with intervals of 4 to 6 weeks between each one. However, some patients may experience improvements in less time, while others may need more sessions to achieve optimal results. This will depend on the individual's response to the treatment. - Is it very painful?
Neural Therapy is typically not very painful. The procedure involves the application of injections at specific points, and although some mild discomfort or pressure may be felt, most patients report that the pain is minimal. Additionally, the use of local anesthetics helps reduce any discomfort. It is a treatment that is well tolerated by most people.
Neural Therapy for Sciatic Nerve Pain