Disorders in the nervous, musculoskeletal, and musculoskeletal systems cause pain that negatively affects the quality of life. Neural therapy, which is applied for such chronic pain, is gaining importance as a complementary medicine method. Functional disorders of the autonomic nervous system are the underlying factors of many diseases that do not respond to classic treatment methods. Neural therapy is used in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases originating from the autonomic nervous system. Neural therapy, which is administered by injection under local anesthesia, In persons with chronic low back, neck or back pain, neural therapy may be considered by the physician as a complementary method after the cause of the pain has been investigated and the necessary examinations completed. It cannot be claimed to be diagnostic or curative on its own.

Neural therapy is an injectable therapy. It is administered using a local anesthetic. No cortisone is used for this therapy. The aim of neural therapy is to contribute to the reduction of pain through stimulation of the autonomic nervous system. Results vary according to the underlying condition and individual characteristics; no particular degree of improvement or recovery period can be guaranteed in advance. The treatment is usually given as 1-2 sessions per week. Neural therapy involves injections administered with a local anaesthetic. Mild discomfort may be felt at the injection site. As with any injection procedure, neural therapy may have undesired effects and there are situations in which it is not suitable. The person's existing conditions, medications and allergy history are assessed by the physician beforehand, and suitability is decided on that basis.

Neural therapy can be used to treat the following conditions:

• Headache
• Musculoskeletal disorders
• Fibromyalgia syndrome
• Chronic pelvic pain
• Chronic inflammation
• Carpal tunnel syndrome
• Elbow pain
• Knee and shoulder pain
• Tendinitis
• Sports injuries