Neural Therapy

What Is Neural Therapy?

Neural therapy is an approach that involves injecting small amounts of local anesthetic, such as procaine or lidocaine, into specific sites including the skin, scars, nerves, or acupuncture-like points. The aim is to address what practitioners describe as disturbances in the body’s autonomic nervous system.

What to Expect

Sessions are typically brief and performed in an outpatient setting. Neural therapy is considered a complementary approach, and the scientific evidence supporting it continues to develop.

Questions to Ask a Provider

Ask about the practitioner’s training, which conditions they treat with neural therapy, what evidence supports it, how many sessions are typical, and what results and costs you can expect.