A common complication of diabetes that causes burning, numbness, tingling, or sharp pain in the hands and feet due to nerve damage.

Nerve pain or numbness caused by chemotherapy drugs, often experienced as tingling, burning, or electric shock sensations in the extremities.

Damage to the peripheral nerves, often causing burning, tingling, or numbness—frequently from diabetes, chemotherapy, or injury.

A nerve disorder that causes chronic, severe pain—usually in a limb—after an injury or surgery. Symptoms may include burning pain, swelling, and skin changes.

Ongoing or worsening pain after spinal surgery, commonly due to nerve damage, inflammation, or scar tissue around nerve roots.

Pain that feels like it's coming from a missing limb, often described as stabbing, burning, or shooting sensations due to nerve signal confusion.

A chronic condition causing extreme, shock-like facial pain due to irritation of the trigeminal nerve, often triggered by simple actions like chewing or brushing teeth.

Chronic migraines with nerve-related pain components, which may respond to neuromodulation techniques like Scrambler Therapy® when traditional treatments fail.

Persistent nerve pain following shingles, typically felt as burning, stabbing, or aching in the affected area.

Pain radiating from the lower back down the leg, often caused by inflammation along the sciatic nerve.

Nerve pain with no known cause, often presenting as burning, tingling, or shooting sensations in various parts of the body.

A pain condition often seen in children and adolescents where normal pain signals become amplified, leading to widespread sensitivity.

If your pain involves nerve damage or dysfunction, there's a high chance Scrambler Therapy® can help—even if you've tried everything else.