“Peripheral or Diabetic Neuropathy Pain Sufferers are finding relief…” Dr. Paul DeWeese, Director of the Neuropathy Therapy Centers- Electroanalgesia by NeuroMed

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San Clemente, California, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) January 25, 2012 -- There are more than 20 million Americans suffering from some form of pain from peripheral neuropathy. This condition can be caused by nerve damage resulting from a traumatic injury, infection, metabolic problem or exposure to toxins according to a report prepared by the Mayo Clinic Staff. One of the most common underlying causes of peripheral neuropathy is diabetes.

Symptoms can begin almost without notice.

A numbness and/or tingling begins gradually, starting with the longest nerves, which are those reaching to the feet, and then spreading up to the legs and arms.

Other symptoms are a burning sensation; sharp, jabbing or electric pain; extreme sensitivity to touch; lack of coordination; muscle weakness and bowel or bladder problems if autoimmune nerves are affected (Mayo clinic Staff report).

Treatment for the condition has largely centered on drug therapy, like Gabapentin, Lyrica, Cymbalta or Neurotin.

But Dr. Paul DeWeese, a Medical Physician and the Director of the Neuropathy Therapy Centers, says "the majority of people either do not respond well to the drug therapy or develop additional symptoms from the common side effects of the drugs."… "We have the results and the research on this class of conditions, collectively known as peripheral neuropathies.” Dr. DeWeese said. "In fact, helping people with these problems has now become our primary focus."… “Peripheral or diabetic neuropathy pain sufferers are finding relief with this advanced technology who could not find relief with many other treatments and the protocol we have established in our Neuropathy Therapy Centers.”

According to Dr. DeWeese, “studies over the last few years have supported the thesis that Electroanalgesia offers new hope to neuropathy sufferers and those looking for a drug-free way of treating their pain, cramps, tingling, numbness and/or interruption in sleep.” The thesis of this advanced technology is that it can stimulate the nerve cells to regenerate and inhibit pain.

Dr. DeWeese has teamed up with physicians to provide this advanced technology, what he calls “a medical break-through treatment protocol”. The use of Electroanalgesia to stimulate tissue repair has recently become a recommended form of treatment by other physicians nationally in treatment of Peripheral or Diabetic Neuropathy. Electroanalgesia is painless and non invasive form of treatment.

According to Dr. DeWeese, “the Neuropathy Therapy Centers are reporting over 90% noticeable, substantial relief of patients symptoms associated with peripheral or diabetic neuropathy. Patients report an improved quality of life”…. “we are getting wonderful results combining our medical protocol and Electroanalgesia – but it is not for everyone.”

When patients visit the Neuropathy Therapy Centers, they are given an exam to determine the function of the nerves in their legs, feet, toes and hands.

If the exam reveals neuropathy, a care plan is devised to rehabilitate the nerves and reduce discomfort. “We have seen this treatment changing people's lives," he said. "People suffering from peripheral neuropathy pain can often have a low quality of life as the pain touches every aspect of their existence."

About this technology

The advanced technology used by Neuropathy Therapy Centers, known as the NeuroMed Electroanalgesic Delivery System with the NeuroSanos™ software version 5/1.0, visit the NeuroMed site at www.NeuroMedinc.com

The NeuroMed Electroanalgesic Delivery System has been cleared for sale by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to “Stimulate peripheral nerves for the purpose of providing pain relief, Adjunctive treatment in the management of post-surgical pain, Relaxation of muscle spasms” and many other indications. This technology uses an advanced computer assisted High Definition frequency generator (HDfg) ™ to reduce the hyper-irritated state of the nerves.

The NeuroSanos™ software version 5/1.0, by NeuroMed uses advanced software algorithms and a High Definition frequency generator (HDfg)™ to produce higher frequencies (pulses per second) that are 8,300 pps (Hz) to stop or interrupt the axon transport of the action impulse, resulting in the ability to inhibit severe (long term) intractable pain and is different from a TENS unit (for home use) that uses 1-250 pps (pulses per second) and very low dosage.

If someone you know suffers with pain from Peripheral or Diabetic Neuropathy, ask your Doctor about the NeuroMed Electroanalgesic Delivery System today, or go to the company web site at www.NeuroMedinc.com to find a physician that is using this technology.

NeuroMed (USA office) is located at:
647 Camino De Los Mares
Suite 108-81
San Clemente, CA 92673
Phone: (949) 369-7135
Fax: (949) 369-1893
www.NeuroMedinc.com

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