Neurassage: Combination Electroanalgesia Therapy To Ease Chronic Pain

Conventional treatments for chronic pain conditions are often limited to medications, injections, and physical therapy. These treatments may provide temporary relief, but they do not address the underlying cause of the pain and inflammation. The Neurassage treatment protocol is different in that it can target the neurological source of the pain and its associated symptoms. Additionally, Neurassage is also effective in treating pain and inflammation caused by allergies, such as migraines and sinus headaches.

Targeted Pain Relief

Neurassage is an ideal treatment protocol for those looking for targeted pain relief. The combination of electrical therapy and massage allows the therapist to pinpoint specific areas of pain. This technique helps to ensure that only the necessary area is treated, reducing the risk of side effects due to overstimulation or excessive treatments.

Non-Invasive Approach

Neurassage does not require the use of drugs or injections. This makes it an ideal choice for those seeking a non-invasive pain management approach. Additionally, this therapy is relatively short in duration and can be completed in a matter of minutes, making it a convenient option for those with hectic schedules or limited mobility, or those who simply do not want to spend a lengthy period of time recovering from a treatment. 

Additionally, because it’s non-invasive, there are no risks of complications like there are with invasive treatments such as surgery.

Reduce Dependency On Medication

Countless people have developed a dependence on pain medication to find relief from chronic pain. While medication can be effective in the short term, it is often ineffective or even dangerous in the long term. Neurassage helps to prevent dependency on pain medication by providing a safe and natural alternative for lasting relief without any of the risks associated with the long-term use of drugs.

Provide Long-Term Relief

Unlike many conventional pain treatments, neurassage has been shown to provide long-term relief for those suffering from chronic pain. One of the main benefits of this treatment is that it helps to reduce inflammation and improve blood circulation in the target area, which can help speed up the healing process. 

Additionally, because electroanalgesia therapy helps to block pain signals from being sent to the brain, it can provide sustained relief from chronic pain, allowing patients to experience improved quality of life and reduced disability.

Who Is Suitable For Receiving Neurassage?

Anyone suffering from chronic pain or inflammation caused by neuropathy, fibromyalgia, muscle injuries, tendonitis, headaches, migraines, and many other issues may find relief with neurassage. 

It is important to note that this therapy is unsuitable for those who are pregnant, have a pacemaker, suffer from seizures or epilepsy, or have any metal implants.

How We Perform Neurassage

We perform neurassage manually, as this is more effective in pinpointing exact areas of pain because it allows the therapist to target a specific area with high-pulse electroanalgesia therapy for a sustained period. This enables us to create a depolarization effect that blocks the pain neurons from firing and, in turn, reduces inflammation and improves blood circulation in the target area. 

The process begins with the therapist putting on sterilized gloves containing conductive metal threading. The therapist will then apply manual pressure on the site being treated to apply a concentrated dose of electrical current directly to the area of pain. This is done by pressing and holding for a short time or massaging deeper into the tissue to find the source of pain. 

Manually applying the current is more effective than placing electrodes on the body because it allows us to customize the treatment for each individual’s needs and target specific areas of pain.

Once we have determined the source of pain, we then begin to apply massage techniques to further reduce inflammation and improve circulation in the target area.