Conditions We Treat

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Chronic long term pain or Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) can occur post operation or after severe trauma. The feeling of pain comes from a series of messages that zip through your nervous system. When you hurt yourself, the injury turns on pain sensors in that area. They send a message in the form of an electrical signal, which travels from nerve to nerve until it reaches your brain. Your brain processes the signal and sends out the message that you hurt. Unfortunately the brain sometimes forgets to turn off the pain cycle to the injured area and chronic pain forms. With the use of SANEXAS Electric Cell Signaling Treatments can help relieve pain by blocking pain messages to the brain. Electric Cell Signaling therapy relieves pain by interrupting pain signals before they reach the brain and  also prompts the body to produce endorphins which help to relieve pain.

 Trigger Points is a ball of scar tissue within a muscle. Muscles can become tight for a long period of time. Trigger Points can come from previous traumas or years in front of a computer. To treat we inject them with a natural solution called Sarapin.  Sarapin is a natural analgesic rather than the pharmaceutical lidocaine agent.  Following the Sarapin injection (which is painless), an electrical stimulation pad is placed over the trigger point to help spread the Sarapin through the scar tissue. The next steps in treatment is active or passive stretching of the trigger point and exercises to aid in restoring the scarred area to normal.  

 Our medical team specializes in nonsurgical treatments that decrease your knee pain and help increase your mobility. 

It may also be time for changes in exercise habits, i.e. moving from running and other high-impact activities to swimming, cycling, and other knee-friendly activities. Weight loss can also help by relieving stress and strain on knee joints.

For nerve pain that’s affecting your knees, our team often recommends combined electrochemical therapy (CET). This treatment uses a Pharmaceutical Grade Nutrient Blend and gentle electrical signals applied to the affected areas to significantly reduce pain and other symptoms associated with damaged and irritated nerves. 

CET is well-tolerated by most patients, takes minutes to perform, and offers significant relief to 87% of patients who undergo the therapy.

Our CET machine is one of the most current and best available. Our team uses a FDA approved electric stimulatory system, a state-of-the-art device that delivers effective electric stimulation to a targeted area. When combined with local anesthetics, the result is effective relief of pain.

Once we determine your eligibility for our treatment program, our medical team takes a full medical history and will review any recent lab work. If you qualify for our program, our staff provides you with an overview of the CET treatment and answers any questions you may have concerning our processes. Further, we tailor the treatment plan to your pain level and severity of nerve damage.  Ultimately, what most patients experience is less pain, less numbness, less tingling, and less burning.  All this means our you are back to living your life! 

Treatment varies and depends on the cause of your pain. Our Team may recommend Sanexas treatment for your pain. 

One very effective treatment we often recommend for nerve irritation is combined electrochemical therapy (EST), which provides pain relief via a Pharmaceutical Grade Nutrient Blend delivered via injection and low-level electrical signals delivered to the affected areas.

When our medical staff performs a EST, they inject a Pharmaceutical Grade Nutrient Blend into the target region, followed by treatment with an Electronic Signal Treatment (EST) device. The EST machine combines (and simultaneously delivers) amplitude-modulated (AM) and frequency-modulated (FM) electric cell currents in pulsed electromagnetic fields (EMFs).

CET treatment helps enhance the healing process by:

• Increasing available oxygen and blood flow
• Boosting second messenger molecules responsible for regenerative tissue effects
• Promoting anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects

Further, Combined Electrochemical Therapy helps with other forms of treatment. CET helps provide motivation to continue your sessions, as you will experience reduced pain and noticeable improvement.

Do you need non-addictive pain management for any of the following reasons:

• Your current pain treatment program is no longer effective.
• You have an illness that is causing the pain.
• Acute pain has elevated to chronic pain.
• The pain is affecting your everyday life 
• You do not want to live on addictive pain medications

  One very effective treatment we often recommend for pain management is combined electrochemical therapy (CET), which provides pain relief via a Pharmaceutical Grade Nutrient Blend delivered via injection and low-level electrical signals delivered to the affected areas. 

 CET has no side effects, is very well tolerated by most patients, and leads to a significant reduction in symptoms for 87% of patients who undergo the therapy. The relief provided by CET offers a solution to chronic pain that enables you to move freely again without the need for strong pain medications or narcotics.

 Shingles pain, also known as postherpetic neuralgia, is the most common complication and affects nerve fibers and the skin at the site of the outbreak.

Nerve fibers damaged by shingles can’t communicate clearly with your brain. Instead, the nerve messages become confused and exaggerated. This causes chronic, often excruciating pain that can last for months to years. These symptoms all occur after the rash has healed and your skin appears clear. 

Once the rash and skin has healed we are able to treat you for your nerve pain secondary to the Shingle virus.

  One very effective treatment we often recommend for nerve irritation is combined electrochemical therapy (EST), which provides pain relief via a Pharmaceutical Grade Nutrient Blend delivered via injection and low-level electrical signals delivered to the affected areas. 

 Fibromyalgia is a disorder characterized by widespread musculoskeletal pain accompanied by fatigue, sleep, memory and mood issues. Researchers believe that fibromyalgia amplifies painful sensations by affecting the way your brain processes pain signals.

Symptoms sometimes begin after a physical trauma, surgery, infection or significant psychological stress. In other cases, symptoms gradually accumulate over time with no single triggering event.

Women are more likely to develop fibromyalgia than are men. Many people who have fibromyalgia also have tension headaches, temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders, irritable bowel syndrome, anxiety and depression.

  One very effective treatment we often recommend for nerve irritation is combined electrochemical therapy (EST), which provides pain relief via a Pharmaceutical Grade Nutrient Blend delivered via injection and low-level electrical signals delivered to the affected areas.