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Calmare therapy is effective for various chronic pain conditions

Calmare Therapy has been proven to be effective in treating a variety of chronic pain conditions, including neuropathy, sciatica and Chronic Regional Pain Syndome (CRPS) and many more.

Conditions we treat

Chronic Pain

GENERAL CHRONIC PAIN 

Chronic Back Pain and Sciatica

Calmare therapy uses electrical impulses to effectively disrupt pain signals to the brain, providing significant relief for chronic back pain and sciatica without the need for medication or surgery. This non-invasive approach offers a promising alternative for patients seeking new treatments.

Cancer-related Chronic Nerve Pain

Calmare therapy offers a non-invasive solution for managing cancer-related chronic pain by utilizing electrical impulses to alter pain signals sent to the brain. This approach reduces pain without the use of drugs or invasive procedures, providing relief and improving quality of life for post-treatment cancer patients.

Neuropathy

Calmare therapy addresses neuropathic pain by sending electrical impulses that interfere specifically with the nerve signals responsible for the discomfort associated with neuropathy. This targeted, non-invasive approach provides relief without relying on pharmaceuticals or surgical interventions, making it a valuable option for those affected by nerve pain.

Failed Back Syndrome

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Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)

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Phanton Limb Syndrome

Calmare therapy addresses neuropathic pain by sending electrical impulses that interfere specifically with the nerve signals responsible for the discomfort associated with neuropathy. This targeted, non-invasive approach provides relief without relying on pharmaceuticals or surgical interventions, making it a valuable option for those affected by nerve pain.

Post-Surgical Neuropathic Pain

Calmare therapy addresses neuropathic pain by sending electrical impulses that interfere specifically with the nerve signals responsible for the discomfort associated with neuropathy. This targeted, non-invasive approach provides relief without relying on pharmaceuticals or surgical interventions, making it a valuable option for those affected by nerve pain.

Chemotherapy-induced Peripherial Neuropathy (CIPN)

Calmare therapy addresses neuropathic pain by sending electrical impulses that interfere specifically with the nerve signals responsible for the discomfort associated with neuropathy. This targeted, non-invasive approach provides relief without relying on pharmaceuticals or surgical interventions, making it a valuable option for those affected by nerve pain.

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Conditions we treat

Chronic Pain

Calmare therapy can be effective for managing general chronic pain by using non-invasive electrical stimulation to alter the way the brain processes pain signals. This method, known as "scrambler therapy," aims to reduce chronic pain intensity and enhance daily functioning without relying on medication.

Chronic Back Pain and Sciatica

Calmare therapy offers a promising treatment for chronic back pain and sciatica by using non-invasive electrical stimulation, known as "scrambler therapy," to retrain the brain's pain processing centers. By altering how pain signals are perceived, this therapy can decrease pain levels and improve mobility without reliance on medication.

Cancer-related Chronic Nerve Pain

Calmare therapy offers a non-invasive solution for managing cancer-related chronic pain by utilizing electrical impulses to alter pain signals sent to the brain. This approach reduces pain without the use of drugs or invasive procedures, providing relief and improving quality of life for post-treatment cancer patients

Post-Surgical Neuropathic Pain

Calmare therapy can effectively address post-surgical neuropathic pain by using non-invasive electrical stimulation to modify pain perception pathways in the brain. This therapy provides relief by "scrambling" the abnormal nerve signals responsible for neuropathic pain, helping to alleviate discomfort without the use of drugs.

Failed Back Syndrome

Calmare therapy, which uses a biophysical approach known as "scrambler therapy," can be effective for treating failed back syndrome by modulating pain signals through non-invasive electrical stimulation. This therapy aims to retrain the nerves to perceive pain signals differently, potentially reducing chronic back pain without reliance on medications.

Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)

Calmare therapy can be beneficial for individuals with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) by altering the way pain signals are interpreted by the brain through non-invasive electrical stimulation. This treatment helps to reduce persistent pain and improve quality of life by targeting and "scrambling" the nerve impulses that contribute to the severe, chronic pain associated with CRPS.

Neuropathy

Calmare therapy addresses neuropathic pain by sending electrical impulses that interfere specifically with the nerve signals responsible for the discomfort associated with neuropathy. This targeted, non-invasive approach provides relief without relying on pharmaceuticals or surgical interventions, making it a valuable option for those affected by nerve pain.

Chemotherapy-induced Peripherial Neuropathy (CIPN)

Calmare therapy can aid in managing Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy (CIPN) by utilizing non-invasive electrical stimulation to interfere with and modify the pain signals sent to the brain. This approach helps reduce the painful symptoms associated with CIPN, potentially improving sensation and quality of life without the need for pharmaceutical interventions.

Phanton Limb Syndrome

For individuals experiencing phantom limb syndrome, Calmare therapy offers a novel approach by employing non-invasive electrical stimulation to reprogram the brain's perception of pain signals. This "scrambler therapy" technique can significantly alleviate the often debilitating pain associated with phantom limbs, providing relief without the use of pharmaceuticals.

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