Electroanalgesia Therapy in Wallingford CT

What is electroanalgesic therapy in Wallingford CT? Electroanalgesia is a type of pain management technique that uses energy currents to deliver pain relief and pain-blocking effects. This is not new technology- electroanalgesia has been used in the medical industry for over 30 years.

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Who uses electroanalgesic therapies?

Electroanalgesia is used by over 35,000 medical doctors and prestigious medical universities. It is commonly used by neurologists, podiatrists, general practitioners, chiropractors, internal medicine specialists, and other physicians in lieu of prescribing heavy narcotics and steroidal injections.

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How does Electroanalgesia Therapy work in Wallingford CT?

Electroanalgesia uses mild energy that periodically changes frequencies to deliver different physiological effects and sensations.

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What do patients feel?

Most patients describe tingling, fast pulses or pumping sensations during treatment. These sensations indicate vasoconstriction, which is working to break up the lactic acid buildup within your body.

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What will I hear during a treatment session?

During your treatment, you will hear the machine beeping- this indicates a different energy being delivered to cause a physiological effect. You may also hear the vacuum pump while the machine is turned on. This allows the suction cups to stick to the affected area during treatment.

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How long is a treatment session?

Each session will consist of 2 phases lasting roughly 10-15 minutes each, so expect at least 30 minutes minimum for each session.

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What does each phase of treatment focus on?

Each treatment session (visit) will consist of 2 phases. (Phase 1) works to reduce inflammation and relax muscle spasms. (Phase 2) delivers analgesic effects that work to reduce and/or block pain sensations.

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How effective is electroanalgesia for pain relief?

Most patients report a 50% relief in pain after the first treatment. After the first treatment, pain relief effects usually last 2-4 hours. This is cumulative- meaning that the lasting effects (hours, days, weeks of pain relief) will build after each treatment. Most patients also notice an improvement in range of motion with each treatment as well.

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What is our goal?

Our goal is to break your pain cycle, which will allow your body to begin healing, while providing pain and discomfort relief.