The Vacumed device can be highly beneficial for managing neuropathy pain by utilizing alternating negative and positive pressure therapy to boost blood flow and oxygen supply to affected nerves. This therapy improves circulation in areas where nerve health may be compromised, aiding in the repair and regeneration of damaged nerves. For individuals with diabetic or peripheral neuropathy, enhanced blood flow can significantly reduce symptoms like pain, numbness, and tingling, which often impact mobility and daily comfort.

Additionally, Vacumed’s therapy can support lymphatic drainage, helping to reduce inflammation and swelling around nerve-damaged areas. This reduced swelling can alleviate nerve pressure, offering patients a gentler, non-invasive approach to pain relief. The device’s ability to promote oxygenation and nutrient delivery to injured tissues supports cellular (mitochondrial) repair, allowing for sustained symptom reduction over time.

Many patients with chronic neuropathy find Vacumed therapy to be a valuable adjunct to traditional treatments. Its non-invasive nature makes it an accessible option for those looking to manage pain without medication, making daily routines and activities more comfortable. Sessions are usually well-tolerated and can be integrated into regular care plans, giving patients a comprehensive approach to pain management.

Overall, the Vacumed device represents an innovative tool in neuropathy care, targeting circulation and tissue healing in a way that complements standard therapies. By supporting nerve health and reducing pain, Vacumed therapy can improve quality of life for patients with chronic neuropathic pain.

At the neuropathy clinic the average treatment duration is 30 – 40 min, and is by appointment only. Usually 5 to 10 treatments is required.