Electroanalgesia Therapy for Pain Relief

At Disc Centers of America – Henderson, we offer advanced Electroanalgesia therapy — a drug-free, non-surgical solution for chronic pain relief. This therapy uses controlled electrical energy to safely block pain signals and stimulate tissue healing, providing lasting relief without medication or invasive procedures

What is Electroanalgesia

If you’ve ever had physical therapy, you may be familiar with TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) — a device that uses low-voltage currents to help relieve pain. While TENS delivers about 1–250 pulses per second at a low 25 mA dosage, Electroanalgesia (EA) goes far beyond that.

Electroanalgesia treatments deliver 8,300 to 10,000 pulses per second at higher energy levels (up to 100 mA), allowing the current to penetrate deeper into the body’s tissues. This high-frequency stimulation helps reduce the ability of affected nerves to transmit pain signals while also promoting natural healing at the cellular level.

How Electroanalgesia Works

Unlike TENS, which primarily stimulates nerves, Electroanalgesia uses high-frequency electrical currents to actually block pain transmission. The treatment acts like a non-invasive “nerve block” — using electrical energy instead of injections — to reduce pain intensity and restore normal nerve function.

By lowering the body’s resistance and targeting deeper tissues, Electroanalgesia not only provides pain relief but also supports long-term healing. It’s been shown to be effective for patients with neuropathy, chronic pain syndromes, and post-surgical recovery.

Proven in Leading Medical Institutions

Electroanalgesia is a well-researched and clinically utilized therapy. It’s currently being used in major medical centers and hospitals, including:

• Columbia University, New York, NY

• The Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland, OH

• Loma Linda University Medical Center, Loma Linda, CA

• Charles R. Drew University of Medicine & Science, Los Angeles, CA

These facilities recognize the potential of Electroanalgesia to safely and effectively reduce pain, enhance circulation, and improve patients’ quality of life