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Electroanalgesia in Altamonte Springs

Electroanalgesia Pain Management

Electroanalgesia In Altamonte Springs, FL

If you live with chronic pain, it’s likely your pain has reduced your quality of life. You may have pursued different treatments in an attempt to reduce your pain, yet no treatment has provided you with effective, long-lasting pain relief. Traditional treatments for pain, such as prescription pain medications, can temporarily relieve pain, but their effect fails to treat the source of the problem and they can result in dependence.

One of the most effective, non-invasive, non-surgical, and drug-free chronic pain treatment options is electroanalgesia, also called EA or electroanalgesia pain management. This revolutionary pain system from Roach Family Wellness delivers specific amounts of electrical stimulation to the peripheral nerves in order to relieve neuropathic pain and a wide array of pain-related conditions. Find a solution to your neuropathic pain! Contact our chiropractor in Altamonte Springs, FL, today to schedule an appointment!

What Is Electroanalgesia?

When it comes to treating chronic and neuropathy pain, you have many more options than you might think. Our Altamonte Springs chiropractor specializes in innovative clinical solutions for pain, discomfort, and other ailments to health and wellness using the latest technological advancements, including spinal decompression, knee decompression, electrotherapy, and electroanalgesia (EA), which uses precise electrical pulses to stop the transmission of pain signals in the brain and body. Electroanalgesia therapy uses electric stimulation of the patient’s peripheral nerves, or the nerves connective the brain and spinal cord to the limbs and organs, at different, precise frequencies and levels of intensity.

This stimulation depolarized the nerve cells that transmit pain signals to the brain, significantly reducing or even terminating the pain altogether. Another advantage of electrical stimulation is that it boosts natural blood flow to the nerves and surrounding tissues, which promotes healing. With a substantial reduction or elimination of pain, individuals who undergo this procedure often see a dramatic increase in their overall quality of life and wellness. This procedure is highly beneficial among patients suffering from chronic pain, those who want to stop taking various medications for pain associated with their knees, legs, spine, arms, or another orthopedic body area, or peripheral neuropathy.

How Does Electroanalgesia Work?

Electroanalgesia treatment involves stimulating the peripheral nerves using controlled and varying levels of electricity. In preparation for the treatment, our chiropractor in Altamonte Springs will carefully place electrodes on four different areas of the patient’s body. The precise placement of the electrodes depends on the location and type of pain the patient experiences. The nerves are then treated with electrical pulses for approximately 20–25 minutes or so. Once the treatment is completed, patients will instantly notice a substantial decrease in their levels of pain, with results improving even further over time.

Following their treatment, patients might experience a small degree of muscle tension or a tingling feeling in the treated areas. Although patients often notice a substantial improvement in their condition after treatment, electroanalgesia typically requires several sessions performed at different times in order for the full effects to take hold. The number of treatments you require may be different from patient to patient. Contact Roach Family Wellness for more information.

What Kind Of Pain Can Electroanalgesia Treat?

Electroanalgesia pain management is an effective treatment that may be used for a number of different pain-producing conditions or symptoms, including the following. Find out how you can benefit from electroanalgesia pain management! Contact our Altamonte Springs chiropractic practice today!

  • Neuropathic Pain
  • Chronic Pain
  • Peripheral Neuropathy
  • Orthopedic Aches
  • Pain In The Back, Shoulder, Hip, Or Knees
  • Pain From Damaged Peripheral Nerves
  • Other Sources Of Pain

Soothe Your Pain With Innovative Technology

Those suffering from chronic, debilitating pain may feel as though nobody really understands their symptoms and how they affect their overall well-being and quality of life. With Roach Family Wellness, you are not alone! Whether your chronic pain results from an injury, several injuries, an accident, health condition, work-related tasks, or prescription pharmaceuticals, your pain is real, and electroanalgesic pain management can help.

Pain resulting from traumatic injuries, infections, metabolism-related problems, genetic factors, and exposure to toxins can result in the development of peripheral neuropathy, which can cause chronic pain and discomfort. Or, perhaps your pain results from orthopedic conditions and aches in your back, knees, legs, shoulders, or arms. Our drug-free, non-surgical, gentle pain treatment can help you find enduring relief.

To schedule a consultation with a electroanalgesia specialist, call (407) 678-2009

Electroanalgesia Pain Management

Recovering After Electroanalgesia Treatment

Electroanalgesia is an innovative pain relief technique that blocks pain signals in the brain from reaching the body using electrical stimulation. It is both a safe and trusted practice for treating pain without the requirement of significant downtime or recovery time or severe side effects. Some patients who undergo electroanalgesia pain therapy may experience mild side effects following their sessions. Side effects of electroanalgesic pain management are minimal and may include swelling at the electrode sites, soreness, bruising, fatigue, and mild headaches. However, these effects should dissipate over time and can be managed simply.

There is typically no downtime following electroanalgesic treatment sessions, so patients can often return to their day as normal. Your chiropractor may instruct you to avoid exercising or engaging in strenuous activity for several days following each session. In general,  electroanalgesia treatment recovery is speedy and simple, with patients returning to their regular schedules within days of a session.