Calmare® Pain Therapy
An FDA-cleared, non-invasive, drug-free therapy for chronic neuropathic and oncologic pain — proven to reduce pain in 80% of patients in clinical trials.
Calmare® Pain Therapy is a revolutionary, non-invasive, non-narcotic treatment for severe, chronic, high-intensity neuropathic pain, failed back surgery syndrome, low back pain, oncologic pain, and lumbar or cervical radiculopathy that has resisted opioids and nerve pain medications. Calmare® uses a biophysical rather than biochemical approach: a “no-pain” signal is transmitted to the affected nerves through disposable surface electrodes, replacing the pain signal traveling along the same pathway. During treatments, pain is often eliminated regardless of intensity, and with subsequent sessions the pain typically diminishes and ultimately disappears in a high percentage of cases. Interventional Spine and Pain is a certified Calmare treatment center and one of the first practices in Texas to offer this therapy.
A certified Calmare® treatment center in Texas
Conditions Treated
- Chemotherapy-related neuropathy
- Post-shingles pain
- Sciatica
- Phantom limb pain
- Failed back surgery syndrome
- Complex regional pain syndrome
- Occipital neuralgia
- Diabetic neuropathy
- Brachial plexus injuries
What to Expect
- Patients relax in a quiet room; most sessions take less than an hour.
- The standard course of treatment is 10 sessions, with optional booster treatments months later.
- Avoid lotions, creams, powders, or ointments on areas being treated.
- Wear comfortable clothing; hospital gowns are also available.
- If you take Gabapentin®, Lyrica®, or similar nerve medications, consult your doctor — these typically must be stopped 48–72 hours before treatment.
Not Recommended For
- Patients with a pacemaker or defibrillator
- Patients with metal implants or orthopedic repairs
- Patients who are pregnant
- History of epilepsy or use of anti-convulsant medications
- Nerve blocks within the four weeks prior to initial treatment
- Wounds or skin irritation in the affected area
- Heart attack or severe arrhythmia in the last six months
- Active withdrawal from drugs or alcohol
- Implanted drug delivery system or spinal cord stimulator
Your physician will review your full medical history to determine whether this therapy is appropriate for you.
Is this treatment right for you?
Our board-certified specialists will conduct a thorough evaluation to determine the most effective treatment plan for your specific condition.
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