Imagine if a machine could tell your nerve fibers that you are not actually feeling spinal stenosis pain -- and it worked. That sounds like science fiction, right? But "scrambler therapy" is a very real spinal stenosis treatment used by some of the most prestigious...
Nearly 80 percent of adults will suffer from back pain at some point in their lives. For most people, the symptoms will resolve and the pain will go away. When the symptoms last much longer than normal, this is known as chronic back pain. People with...
Anyone who experiences chronic neuropathic pain understands that treating it can be challenging without therapy treatments like scrambler therapy. But what is scrambler therapy, for those that haven’t been familiarized with the treatment program? We understand that it can be hard to determine where your...
Sometimes, long after an injury has healed, the body still sends pain signals to the brain. Known as complex regional pain syndrome, the condition can be quite debilitating and is surprisingly difficult to treat. With the new “scrambler therapy” technique, however, pain relief is now...
Amanda Greening, a healthy 20-year-old, began having severe pain in her left foot sometime after spraining her left ankle. Pain medication, including opioids, did not help and the pain increased to the point where she had to use crutches. Eventually, Amanda lost her ability to...
Sometimes, despite all the best efforts, patients find that ongoing, intensive treatment fails to address lasting pain, even when the source is seemingly known. In such instances, it's sometimes a matter of neuroscience. When suffering from an injury, the brain sends out signals to begin...