Suffering From Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy?
According to research, around 18.1 million cancer survivors are in the US. However, cancer drugs and treatments can affect the way the nerves work. Chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN) is one of the most frequent side effects caused by antineoplastic agents (medications used to treat cancer). It most commonly affects the nerves of the hands and feet. This means it will affect how you feel, even having difficulty controlling fine movements, such as doing the simplest tasks. These changes become difficult to cope with and can pose serious challenges. It can affect your quality of life, visible in work and social life.
Scrambler Therapy Treats Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy!
Our Scrambler Therapy attempts to work on the pain by providing non-pain information via cutaneous nerves and blocking the pain information. It happens as our Calmare® device, which uses small electrodes placed around the pain area on the patient’s skin. It sends brief and mild electrical signals through the body to the brain. These electrical signals “scramble” the message to the brain that indicates the pain in a particular area, then changes the message of no pain to the brain and begin the pain relief. Your number of sessions would depend on the symptoms and condition. There are no harmful adverse effects, and the patient can find relief depending on their pain intensity. Reach out to Natural Foundations and schedule an appointment at (540) 730-2444 for a pain-free life.