• Sanexas Electromedical treatment is a non-invasive treatment without dangerous side effects that may be effectively used for the treatment of many types of pain syndromes.

• You may be a candidate for this treatment if you have….

• Low Back and Neck Pain of chronic or acute nature

• Numbness or tingling in the hands or legs (sciatica)

• Failure with pain management techniques such as epidural injections or facet blocks or has exceeded the maximum allowable number of injections in a six month period

• Fibromyalgia

• Diabetic neuropathy

• Failed lumbar or cervical spinal surgery (Failed post-laminectomy syndrome)

• Chronic Muscle spasms or disuse atrophy following injury

• Chronic whiplash disorder and cervical facet pain

• Chronic pain disorder such as Herpes Zoster, Cancer Pain, diabetic pain, or Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Type I & II.

• For anyone considering a spinal electrical implantation or pain pump

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