Nerve Pain Stimulation
There are now several alternatives to chronic pain treatment other than the ‘tried and tested’ approaches of pain medication and extensive surgery. One of the ‘latest’ (even though it has been around since the 1960s) treatments is nerve pain stimulation. This is where tiny electrical devices are inserted into the skin in order to stimulate the nerves via a series of rapid, electromagnetic devices.
This is why alternative treatments such as nerve pain stimulation should at least be considered.
How Does Nerve Pain Stimulation Actually Work?
It is one of the jobs of your nervous system to tell your brain that you have received an injury. In order to so this, your nerves transmit information from the site where the injury has occurred. The brain interprets this information as pain. Because pain is such an unpleasant sensation, the brain (i.e. you) is encouraged to take steps to make the pain go away.
Over time and as we age, the parts of your nervous system that deal with the transmission of pain signals can become damaged by injury or disease. This can lead them to transmit pain signals when there is no injury, or from an area that was injured but has now healed. They may also transmit intense pain signals that are not in line with the actual extent of an injury.
By the insertion of nerve pain stimulation devices, a patient can be put in charge of their own pain. If placed near a nerve that is not functioning as it should, the patient can turn on the device, blocking the pain signals from reaching the brain. This can render chronic pain into nothing more than a dull ache, significantly improving a person’s quality of life.
“After a series of facet and nerve blocking without feeling much improvement, I was referred to Dr. Nabity, who was very caring and supportive. I’ve been seeing Dr. Nabity for over a year and a half. I was suffering from very bad chronic pain after my car accident. He is one of the best doctors I have been to. He listens to the issues I have and works out a plan with me. He takes the time to explain what is going on and helps me understand. He also has a great sense of humor. He recommended the PRP (platelet rich plasma) injections. After the first sets of injections I was able to feel the improvement. I have done the PRP injections 3 times so far and it’s been helpful. I’m very happy with his care and concern for my well-being. I would highly recommend Dr. Nabity.” – Rosanna K. Sterling Heights, MI
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- Muscle Pain Treatment
- Spine Pain Treatment
- Treatment Injuries
- PRP Treatment for Hair Restoration
- Nerve Pain Treatment
- Chronic Pain Treatment
- Treatment for Tendon Tears
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- Arthritis and Bursitis Treatment
- Ankle and Foot Pain Treatment
- Treatment For Muscular Weakness
- Spinal Stenosis Treatment
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- Hip Pain Treatment
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- Male Erectile Regeneration
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- Musculoskeletal Pain Treatment
- Osteoarthritis Treatment
- Plantar Fasciitis Treatment
- Sports Injury Treatment
- Sciatica Treatment
- Joint Pain Treatment
- Knee and Shoulder Pain Treatment
- Wrist and Hand Pain Treatment
- Tendinitis Treatment
- Meniscus Tears in the Knee
- Treatment for Tennis Elbow
- Tension Headache Treatment
- Lumbar Disc Herniation Treatment
- Sacroiliac (SI) Joint Dysfunction
- Lower Back and Bone Pain Treatment
- and Other Treatment Related to Muscle, Tendon, and Bone Trauma
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To Learn More About Nerve Pain Stimulation, Contact The Michigan Center For Regenerative Medicine
To learn more about nerve pain stimulation in Michigan or any of the regenerative medicine therapies we can offer, please contact the Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine today. Our expert team of regenerative medicine doctors can be contacted at (248) 216-1008, or through our online contact form.
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“In my late 30’s I started to notice a gradual hair loss that accelerated in my early 40’s. I looked into different transplant techniques and all seemed fairly invasive and expensive. I thought I’d give PRP a try because the science made sense to me and the cost was a fraction of other treatments. 3 months after my first treatment I noticed significant regrowth and after about 6 months the results have been amazing. I’ve had quite a few friends ask me what I did, and I’ve happily referred them on to Dr. Nabity. He explained everything in detail and comforting in his approach.” – Scott Rockford, IL
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