Now You Hear Me
The pain is real, we hear you
We know everyday tasks are a struggle, but there are treatment options to manage your pain and help regain your quality of life.
What is chronic pain?
Chronic pain is more common than most people can imagine, affecting people of all ages and stages in life. Chronic pain is defined as continuous and long-term pain lasting for more than 12 weeks. Chronic pain can persist for months or even years and can be very difficult to treat2.
Chronic pain affects 1 in 5
adults in Europe4. Women are
more likely to be affected by
chronic pain than men1.
adults in Europe4. Women are
more likely to be affected by
chronic pain than men1.
Chronic pain can disrupt
daily routines. Everyday tasks
such as cooking, walking and
sleeping are often difficult.5,6
daily routines. Everyday tasks
such as cooking, walking and
sleeping are often difficult.5,6
On average 38% of Europeans
with chronic pain report that
their pain is not adequately
managed with medication3.
with chronic pain report that
their pain is not adequately
managed with medication3.
Our Treatment Options
What is Spinal Cord Stimulation?
An alternative to medication is Spinal Cord Stimulation (SCS), which delivers electrical
signals to the brain to mask pain messages
and provide immediate relief, without the
unwanted side effects of strong pain
medication It has helped thousands of
people find relief and start to live again.
signals to the brain to mask pain messages
and provide immediate relief, without the
unwanted side effects of strong pain
medication It has helped thousands of
people find relief and start to live again.
What is radiofrequency ablation?
Radiofrequency ablation is a well-tested and
successful procedure for lower back pain. It
uses heat to disrupt pain signals from the
facet joints in the spine to the brain.
Radiofrequency ablation can reduce chronic
pain, and the need for other pain medication,
for between six months and several years.
successful procedure for lower back pain. It
uses heat to disrupt pain signals from the
facet joints in the spine to the brain.
Radiofrequency ablation can reduce chronic
pain, and the need for other pain medication,
for between six months and several years.
Spinal Cord Stimulation
Radiofrequency ablation
If you are a Healthcare Professional, fill out a quick form to get more information on our latest technologies and events.
If you are experiencing chronic pain,
talk to your doctor about whether
this treatment could help you..
talk to your doctor about whether
this treatment could help you..
