THE CONDITION
Electric cell signaling (ECS) is an advanced therapy used to treat various forms of chronic pain, including diabetic and peripheral neuropathy affecting the feet and ankles. The treatment involves using electrical energy waves to produce certain physiological responses in the nerve fibers responsible for the patient’s pain. The neoGEN-Series system is a state-of-the-art medical device that produces electric cell signaling energy waves, referred to as electrical signal therapy (EST), and the newer, expanded electric cell intonation (ESI) that utilizes electric signal energy waves with expanded and sweeping frequency at a quarter-tone scale rate.
HOW IT WORKS:
The system is designed to block, exhaust, or physiologically imitate certain functions of the amacrine, somatic, or sympathetic nerve fibers, providing a comprehensive treatment approach. The neoGEN-Series has successfully treated circulatory issues, all types of acute and chronic pain, long-term (intractable) pain, and drug-resistant pain. Moreover, specific-parameter signaling of the device can lead to efficacious neuromuscular reeducation, muscle strengthening, and relaxation of muscle spasm activity. Electric cell signaling in Lubbock is offered by the neoGEN-Series system is a cutting-edge solution for patients seeking a non-pharmacological approach to pain management.
The neoGEN-Series system produces specific energy waves using an ultra-high digital frequency generator (UHdfg). These energy waves are delivered to the affected areas of the body using non-invasive techniques. The waves stimulate the nerves responsible for the pain and increase blood flow to the damaged areas to alleviate chronic pain. Electric cell signaling in Lubbock is a non-invasive treatment that concludes within an hour and involves no downtime. You may resume your daily activities immediately.
Conditions Treated:
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Diabetic neuropathy
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Peripheral neuropathy
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Chronic pain in the feet and ankles
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Circulatory issues
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Intractable pain
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Drug-resistant pain
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Muscle spasms
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Carpal tunnel syndrome
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Fibromyalgia
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Chronic back pain
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Sciatica
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Post-herpetic neuralgia
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Complex regional pain syndrome
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Phantom limb pain
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Trigeminal neuralgia
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Multiple sclerosis-related pain
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Ankle and foot pain
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Hip pain
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Knee pain
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Neck pain
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Shoulder pain
Benefits:
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Non-invasive treatment without incisions or anesthesia
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Reduces the risk of complications from traditional treatments
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Non-drug and non-opioid pain management solution
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Suitable for a wide range of chronic pain conditions
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Customized to meet each patient’s individual needs
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Reduces the need for frequent treatments
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Improves overall quality of life
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No harsh side effects or downtime
FAQ'S
How many treatments are recommended for ECS?
The number of required electric cell signaling (ECS) sessions depends on the patient’s needs and condition. We develop a personalized treatment plan for each patient based on their specific pain management needs. Typically, ECS therapy involves 24 sessions delivered 2 to 3 times per week for optimal results.
What does a session feel like?
Electric cell signaling (ECS) sessions are non-invasive and comfortable. Patients generally feel a mild tingling sensation during treatment, but there is no pain or discomfort. The session is completed within 30 minutes, and patients can return to their daily activities immediately.
When do patients experience pain relief?
Many patients experience pain relief after their first electric cell signaling treatment, which improves with each subsequent session. However, the exact timing and degree of pain relief depend on the patient’s condition and response to the therapy.
SCHEDULE YOUR CONSULTATION
We understand that every patient is unique and requires a personalized approach to treatment. We offer a range of treatments for peripheral neuropathy pain, including non-invasive therapies such as electrical cell signaling, nutritional supplementation, and therapies to promote overall wellness. We take a holistic approach to guide you toward a pain-free life without drugs or opioids.
