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Why You Need This?
Untreated PHN can steal your sleep, your energy, and your joy — but help is within reach.
Persistent
Persistent
This nerve pain can last for months or even years without proper intervention.
Debilitating
Debilitating
PHN can affect even gentle touch, making daily tasks and connection with loved ones painful.
Exhausting
Exhausting
It wears you down physically and emotionally, often leading to fatigue, anxiety, or depression.
Our Treatment Approach
We use an advanced, compassionate approach that blends modern science and holistic care.
1
Step
Targeted nerve therapies
Treatments designed to calm overactive nerves and reduce pain at its source.
2
Step
Ketamine-assisted relief
In select cases, ketamine can reset pain pathways and offer meaningful relief.
3
Step
Integrative care plan
We address your body, mind, and lifestyle for sustained healing.
4
Step
Ongoing reassessment
We adjust treatments as you heal, ensuring your plan evolves with your progress.
Symptoms
We Address
Postherpetic neuralgia can feel overwhelming — here’s what we help manage:
Don’t Let PHN Define You
You don’t have to live with nerve pain. Dr. Raj offers innovative, patient-centered solutions to help you feel like yourself again.
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Frequently asked questions
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What is prosthetic neuralgia?
It’s nerve pain that happens after getting a prosthesis, like an artificial limb or implant. The pain comes from irritated or damaged nerves near the prosthesis.
What are the prosthetic neuralgia symptoms?
You may feel burning, stabbing, or shock-like pain near the prosthesis. Some people also feel tingling, numbness, or extreme sensitivity to touch.
What causes prosthetic neuralgia?
It can happen if a nerve was injured during surgery, if the prosthesis presses on a nerve, or if scar tissue forms nearby.
How is it prosthetic neuralgia diagnosed?
Doctors ask about your pain, do a physical exam, and may use scans or nerve block injections to find the cause.
How is prosthetic neuralgia treated?
Treatments include nerve pain medications, physical therapy, injections, adjusting the prosthesis, or advanced pain procedures if needed.
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