Neuragenex NFPM Treatment for TMJ Pain

Electroanalgesia For TMJ Pain

Electroanalgesia is the use of electrical stimulation to reduce pain and inflammation. This therapy is FDA-cleared and works by blocking pain signals from reaching the brain, thereby relieving TMJ pain. Additionally, electroanalgesia can also promote the release of endorphins and relax the muscles, further improving comfort. This treatment is non-invasive and painless, so it can supplement other forms of treatment.

It’s also important to mention that unlike TENS (transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation), electroanalgesia is much more effective at providing long-term pain relief. This is because TENS delivers electrical currents at no more than 400 pulses per second, whereas electroanalgesia can deliver electrical currents at rates as high as 10,000 pulses per second. The higher frequency of pulses makes electroanalgesia more effective at providing long-term relief since it allows the electrical currents to penetrate deeper into the muscles and tissues.

IV Therapy For TMJ Pain

IV therapy is an effective way to reduce inflammation and improve joint function. Our IV therapy regimen includes a combination of vitamins, minerals, and nutrients that are delivered intravenously. This allows the solution to take effect quickly while bypassing the digestive system. In addition to helping to relieve inflammation, which is a significant contributor to TMJ pain, IV therapy can also help address any nutrient deficiencies that may exacerbate the problem.

We combine IV therapy with electroanalgesia for even better results since both treatments work to address different aspects of TMJ pain. IV therapy focuses on reducing inflammation and providing nutrients, while electroanalgesia works to block pain signals from reaching the brain.

Lifestyle Counseling For TMJ Pain

We also provide lifestyle counseling as part of our whole-person approach to treating TMJ pain. In addition to treating the underlying cause of your TMJ pain, we also want to make sure you have the proper tools and knowledge to manage and prevent TMJ pain in the future. Our lifestyle counseling sessions will focus on topics such as maintaining a healthier diet and lifestyle, how to properly manage stress, proper posture and jaw exercises, as well as how to avoid certain habits that can aggravate TMJ pain.