Support Nerve Function With
Stimpod Therapy
How You May Benefit From Stimpod Therapy:
- Support healthier peripheral nerve function
- Help manage certain types of nerve-related discomfort
- Support patients experiencing numbness and tingling
- Help reduce burning or stabbing nerve sensations
- Provide a non-invasive neuromodulation option
- Support functional recovery in affected areas
- Complement other neuropathy-focused therapies
- Support individualized pain-management goals
What Can Stimpod Therapy Help With?
Stimpod Therapy is a non-invasive neuromodulation approach that uses controlled electrical stimulation near peripheral nerves. It may be incorporated into care for certain types of nerve-related discomfort or dysfunction.
Nerve-related symptoms may include numbness, tingling, burning, stabbing sensations, altered sensitivity, or discomfort that follows the path of a nerve. Because the cause can vary, an evaluation is important before beginning care.
Stimpod Therapy at ChiroMarin in Novato may support patients experiencing:
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How Stimpod Therapy Works
After an initial consultation, your provider reviews your symptoms, health history, examination findings, and treatment goals to determine whether Stimpod Therapy may be appropriate for you.
During treatment, the device delivers controlled electrical stimulation near targeted peripheral nerves. Patients may feel mild tingling, tapping, or pulsing sensations. Treatment intensity can be adjusted for comfort.
The goal is to influence nerve activity and support healthier nerve signaling in the treated area. Treatment location, duration, and frequency are individualized.
Depending on your care plan, Stimpod Therapy may be combined with other neuropathy-focused therapies, rehabilitative exercises, or supportive care.
To learn whether Stimpod Therapy may be appropriate for you, contact ChiroMarin in Novato at (415) 295-7227.
Stimpod Therapy FAQs
Stimpod Therapy is a non-invasive neuromodulation treatment that uses controlled electrical stimulation near peripheral nerves.
Patients may feel mild tingling, tapping, or pulsing sensations during treatment. The intensity can be adjusted based on comfort.
Stimpod Therapy may be considered for certain nerve-related symptoms such as peripheral neuropathy, neuralgia, numbness and tingling, and burning or stabbing discomfort.
Yes. Stimpod Therapy may be incorporated into a broader care plan alongside other therapies, rehabilitative exercises, and supportive approaches.
The number of sessions varies based on your symptoms, condition severity, overall health, goals, and response to care.
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