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Finally a Solution to Your Pain

If you have Nerve Pain of any kind - This may be your answer. Johns Hopkins approved therapy is now located in Plymouth, NH.

Calmare Scrambler Therapy is non invasive and drug free. This therapy, originally from Italy, has now opened the first clinic in Plymouth, New Hampshire. The success rate for treating patients with any neuropathy (nerve pain) is over 80%.
Calmare Scrambler Therapy is non invasive and drug free. This therapy, originally from Italy, has now opened the first clinic in Plymouth, New Hampshire. The success rate for treating patients with any neuropathy (nerve pain) is over 80%.

Chronic Pain Relief Centers of New England Opens in Plymouth

First of its kind center in New Hampshire offers innovative, drug-free pain relief for chronic pain sufferers through Calmare Scrambler Therapy

Plymouth, NH – Chronic Pain Relief Centers of New England announces the opening of its new center in Plymouth, offering cutting-edge, non-invasive treatment for chronic pain through Calmare Scrambler Therapy. This drug-free, non-invasive therapy provides relief from treatment-resistant conditions such as neuropathy, sciatica, fibromyalgia, and chemotherapy-induced pain, offering new hope to those who have not found success with traditional pain management.

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“Bringing Calmare Therapy to the community offers a meaningful alternative for those enduring chronic pain,” said Kelley Small, co-owner of Chronic Pain Relief Centers of New England. “I’ve witnessed too many people, including my husband, suffer through traditional treatments without finding the relief they deserve. Calmare is a non-invasive, drug-free option that can change lives by reducing pain and restoring quality of life. In fact, a review co-authored by two Johns Hopkins pain experts suggests this therapy can provide relief for 80% to 90% of chronic pain sufferers. Offering this therapy at our new pain relief center means we can give people back a sense of hope, which is deeply important to me.”

The FDA-cleared Calmare Scrambler Therapy treatment disrupts pain transmission by using an MC-5A device to deliver rapidly changing electrical impulses to the nerves. These impulses travel along the same nerve pathways that typically transmit pain signals to the brain, but instead, they send a non-pain message. This process effectively “rewires” the brain's perception of pain, reducing or eliminating the sensation of pain without the need for medication or invasive procedures.

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Individuals suffering with chronic pain begin with an initial three-day trial of Calmare Scrambler Therapy, consisting of one-hour sessions. If the therapy proves effective, they continue with the full 10-day treatment, with a minimum of five sessions. Many individuals experience long-lasting relief after completing the initial course and may remain pain-free for weeks or months. To maintain results, they can return for additional "booster" sessions as needed. A positive response after the initial trial often indicates that Calmare Scrambler Therapy will be effective for that individual.

To learn more about Chronic Pain Relief Centers of New England visit cprcofnewengland.com or email team@cprcofnewengland.com.

About Chronic Pain Relief Centers of New England

Chronic Pain Relief Centers of New England is dedicated to transforming the lives of individuals suffering from chronic pain through innovative, non-invasive treatments. The center specializes in Calmare Scrambler Therapy, an FDA-cleared, drug-free treatment designed to target the root causes of neurological pain without the need for medication or invasive procedures. As the only facility in New Hampshire offering this groundbreaking therapy, the center focuses on providing relief from treatment-resistant conditions such as neuropathy, sciatica, and chemotherapy-induced pain with tailored treatment plans to help patients achieve lasting relief and wellness. For more information, visit cprcofnewengland.com.

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