Sooma Pain Management

Pain doesn’t have to be in control

Long-term pain conditions, such as fibromyalgia and chronic neuropathic pain, typically have debilitating effects on the body, the brain, and the quality of life. The array of symptoms can be as difficult to navigate as the side effects of the medication prescribed. But what if there was a medical treatment that didn’t involve prescription drugs? Introducing Sooma tDCS™.

Alleviation through stimulation

Many chronic pain patients and their clinicians will be familiar with the range of available pharmaceuticals – but there is also a drug-free option. Sooma tDCS is a trailblazing medical treatment that has brought relief to many sufferers of long-term pain conditions. Our solution utilizes a scientifically proven noninvasive brain stimulation technique to reduce pain levels associated particularly with fibromyalgia and chronic neuropathic pain.

More about Sooma tDCS™

Pain relief – engineered

Sooma tDCS is a sophisticated solution based on a well-established brain stimulation therapy called transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS). The method utilizes a small portable medical device, which safely delivers a mild electrical current to the areas of the brain responsible for sensory and affective pain processing.

The treatment is drug-free and can be used either as a first line of treatment or to bring additive effects to other forms of treatment. To ensure appropriate usage and monitor treatment progress, Sooma tDCS is always prescribed by a medical professional.

Treatment in 3 steps

Guided pain management from the very first consultation.

Initial meeting

The first step is always a consultation between the treating clinician and the patient in order to determine the patient’s diagnosis as well as their suitability for treatment. The clinician will then prescribe the treatment in line with the patient’s situation and needs.

Starting care

Sooma tDCS can be administered either in clinic or at home. Typically, the first treatment session is always guided by a clinician. The patient will receive instructions on how, when, and where treatment is carried out, with easily digestible support material.

Evaluating progress

In the next weeks, the patient will undergo treatment either in clinic or at home, with follow-ups on how they are progressing and whether adjustments or continued treatment is necessary. Depending on the progress made, the treatment can be extended or concluded in line with the patient’s needs and present health.

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Take the next step

Whether you are a healthcare professional or a patient, find out how you can start managing pain effectively with Sooma tDCS.