In our practice, we offer neural therapy as an effective treatment method for pain relief and the treatment of various chronic conditions. Neural therapy is based on the principle that certain disturbances in the body can be treated through targeted injections of local anesthetics into specific areas or trigger points.
Our neural therapy services include the following aspects:
Every neural therapy session begins with a thorough diagnosis and individual consultation. We assess your specific pain points, medical history, and current health conditions to determine the best treatment strategy.
Neural therapy utilizes injections of local anesthetics, such as procaine or lidocaine, to treat disturbance fields (so-called interference fields) in the body. These injections are administered into specific areas or trigger points, such as joints, muscles, scars, and certain skin zones.
Neural therapy is often used to treat pain conditions, such as back and neck pain, headaches, joint pain, as well as chronic diseases and functional disorders of various body systems.
By treating the interference fields, neural therapy can help regulate the autonomic nervous system, thereby alleviating a range of complaints.
Neural therapy can activate the body’s self-healing powers, contributing to overall health promotion.
We consider neural therapy as part of a holistic treatment approach, which may also include other therapeutic methods and recommendations for a healthy lifestyle.
Neural therapy in our practice offers a safe and effective treatment option for patients suffering from pain and chronic complaints. We place great importance on considering each patient individually and creating a treatment plan tailored to their needs.
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IGeL Service* – you will receive a cost estimate at the registration.
*There are medical services that you must pay for yourself at the doctor’s office. These services are called Individual Health Services or IGeL. We note that the mentioned IGeL service may not meet the standards of evidence-based scientific medicine and may not or only partially replace a medically indicated conventional therapy if necessary.
Treatment successes can generally not be guaranteed.
