Electroanalgesia For Neck and Back Pain
Electroanalgesia therapy is a type of FDA-cleared electrical stimulation treatment that uses electrical currents to help reduce pain and inflammation. It delivers a high-pulse electrical current to the affected areas, which helps reduce pain signals and stimulates the release of endorphins. Electroanalgesia can also help improve blood circulation and reduce muscle spasms.
Unlike other forms of electrical stimulation, electroanalgesia can provide long-term relief from neck and back pain due to its ability to deliver electrical currents at upwards of 10,000 pulses per second. In contrast, something like TENS (transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation) typically delivers up to 400 pulses per second. Although TENS therapy can provide some temporary relief for acute conditions, it’s nowhere near as effective as electroanalgesia when providing long-term relief from chronic conditions.
IV Therapy For Neck and Back Pain
IV therapy involves the injection of vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients into the bloodstream. By injecting the fluids into the bloodstream, IV therapy bypasses your digestive system, allowing the nutrients to be absorbed much more quickly. As a result, IV therapy can provide faster and more efficient relief from chronic pain, inflammation, and other conditions.
We use a specialized IV therapy specifically designed to provide targeted relief from neck and back pain. Our IV therapy contains natural anti-inflammatory fluids and nutrients that can help reduce inflammation and address any nutrient deficiencies that may be causing or contributing to your pain.
Lifestyle Counseling For Neck and Back Pain
We understand that neck and back pain is often caused by lifestyle factors such as poor posture, lack of physical activity, poor nutrition, and stress. That’s why we take a whole-person approach to treating neck and back pain, including lifestyle counseling.
We will work with you to identify any lifestyle factors contributing to your pain and provide you with tools and techniques to help improve them. This could include anything from posture corrections and exercise recommendations to nutrition advice and stress-relief techniques, depending on what’s best for your needs.
By addressing all the contributing factors to your neck and back pain, we can help you achieve long-term relief and keep it ongoing. With our whole-person approach to pain management, you can finally get back to living an active and healthy life.
