The terms neural therapy or neural treatment is used to define the stimulant or regulating action on the body networks. Autonomous nervous system is regulated with neural therapy. Local anesthesia is administered with injection. Neural therapy meaning the action on the autonomous nervous system to activate the self-healing function of the body can be used in many diseases.
This method that has no adverse effects and does not require any drug use ban be used in many diseases. Neural therapy is used for the treatment of headache, regional musculoskeletal system pain, fibromyalgia syndrome, chronic pelvic pain, lumbar, neck and back pain and hernia, arthroses of vertebras, chronic inflammation, carpal tunnel syndrome, chronic pain of elbow, knee and shoulder pain and tendinitis.
Although it is not well-known in our country, neural therapy used for almost a century in the western world has no known adverse effects.
- Neural therapy considered as a natural treatment is not a drug therapy.
- The stimulation of the local anesthetic in the needles with a short-term effect on the autonomous nervous system is made use of.
- As soon as the needle is applied in the skin, the stimulation will spread in the nervous network, and the old nerve damages will be corrected bio- electrically.
- Neural therapy must not be confused by doctors with needling therapies. Drugs are administered to the body in other therapies. In the neural therapy however, needles mostly create positive stimulations.
- Only procaine and lidocaine are used as anesthetics in the neural therapy. Anesthetic effects of these substances are not made use of, only their bioelectrical effects are used.
- Procaine is the local anesthetic with the shortest effect. Its action time is 15 to 20 minutes. It is a natural substance obtained from stinging nettle and macaron.