Neural therapy – a holistic pain treatment
Pain can make life difficult – but there is help.
Neural therapy is a medical method used in more than 30 countries that targets disorders of the nervous system that can maintain pain and reduced function. Through targeted injections of procaine, the body's own regulatory mechanisms are stimulated, which can provide noticeable relief in both acute and chronic conditions. PainFreeClinic is run by Dr. Michael Ballke, a specialist in general medicine and neural therapy, who offers in-depth assessment, individual personalization, and a holistic approach to pain management.
What is Neural Therapy?
Neural therapy is a medical treatment method that targets disorders of the nervous system that can be the cause of both acute and long-term pain. The treatment consists of small injections of local anesthetic (procaine) that affect the regulation of pain, blood circulation and stress in the body. The goal is to restore normal function and support the body's own healing processes.
Holistic pain management
Neural therapy targets the causes behind pain conditions and supports the body's own regulatory mechanisms.
Gentle and targeted method
The injections act on the nervous system's checkpoints and can reduce irritation and pain.
For acute and chronic pain
Suitable for patients who have not received satisfactory help from traditional treatment.
About PainFreeClinic
PainFreeClinic is located at Sandefjord Health Park and is run by Dr. Michael Ballke – specialist in general practice and specialist in neural therapy. Dr. Ballke has been working in pain management since 2013 and has extensive experience with both acute and chronic pain.
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Neural therapy as pain treatment
Neural therapy literally translates to “treatment of the nervous system.” Practitioners of neural therapy believe that illness is primarily caused by the nervous system, especially the autonomic nervous system. The autonomic nervous system is the most important link between body and mind.
Why Procaine?
Procaine improves blood circulation, or as doctors say: it acts vasodilatorially (dilating). Since procaine has been in use for more than 100 years to treat patients all over the world, it can be said that it is one of the drugs that doctors have a lot of knowledge about.
About Dr. Michael Ballke
Dr. Michael Ballke is a specialist in neural therapy and a specialist in general medicine. Ballke grew up in the old Hanseatic and university town of Greifswald on the Baltic Sea. He studied medicine at the universities of Greifswald and Rostock, where he took his clinical degree in 1998.
Research and links
Neural therapy is an injection therapy with local anesthesia performed by doctors and dentists. The therapy is practiced in over 30 countries worldwide and is most widespread in Germany, Switzerland and Austria, where over 30,000 doctors and dentists perform various forms of neural therapy treatment.