Integrative medicine

Acupuncture, neural therapy and prolotherapy

Three methods that complement orthopaedic care by working with the body's own healing.

Acupuncture

Acupuncture

Fine needles placed on defined points of the body and ear to activate the body's own healing. Recommended in treatment guidelines for musculoskeletal pain.

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Neural therapy

Neural therapy

Local anaesthetic applied to specific areas to help the nervous system regain its regulating function. Used for chronic pain and conditions that don't respond to other treatments.

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Prolotherapy

Prolotherapy

An injection treatment that starts the repair process in weakened ligaments and tendons. A non-surgical option for chronic joint, back and neck pain.

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International Neural Therapy Certificate (IFMANT, 2013)Certified training programmes in acupuncture and prolotherapyTrained with Prof. Dr. Hüseyin Nazlıkul's team (Turkey, Germany)

Acupuncture

Acupuncture is a treatment that has been practiced in China for centuries and is performed by inserting needles into defined points on the body and ear. The main aim of the treatment is to stimulate the body systems'…

Neural Therapy

Neural therapy is a medical treatment that involves injecting local anesthetics into specific areas of the body to relieve pain and other symptoms. It is based on the idea that pain and other symptoms can be caused by…

Prolotherapy

Prolotherapy, also called proliferative therapy, is a type of injection-based treatment used for chronic musculoskeletal disorders. The treatment involves repeated injections of an irritating solution into a part of the…

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