The standard route is pharmacological: acute therapy, then prophylaxis, often over years. Axomera approaches it differently. We place fine probes at the irritated nerve. A weak electrical field calms it. No medication. No scalpel.
We treat one level deeper — where the body regulates inflammation and healing itself.
Axomera is an internationally patented bioelectrical procedure.
How Axomera therapy works →Six focus areas. Select what comes closest to your situation.
The strongest pain imaginable — periorbital, occurring in attacks.
Learn more →Lightning-like, unilateral facial pain attacks.
Learn more →Attack-like with aura vs. slow onset from the neck — clearly demarcated.
Learn more →Dull pressure, often bilateral — in chronic cases.
Learn more →Whiplash, occipital and auricular neuralgia — clearly demarcated.
Learn more →When nerve pain remains after shingles — often in the V1 area, directly above the eye.
Learn more →SUNCT syndrome, paroxysmal hemicrania and hemicrania continua — stemming from our cluster tradition.
Learn more →About 90 % of all headaches are primary — they do not have another illness as their cause; no correlate can be found in CT or MRI scans. Secondary headache, on the other hand, is based on an underlying condition, such as inflammation, a tumour, or a temporomandibular joint disorder.
Therefore, before any therapy, a clear classification is required — primary or secondary — and, if desired, a medical second opinion on existing reports.
Trigeminal autonomic cephalalgias include, among others, Cluster headache and the rare SUNCT syndrome — unilateral, attack-like, in the supply area of the trigeminal nerve. The Trigeminal neuralgia shows a similar distribution pattern, but according to ICHD-3 it is considered an independent diagnosis in the chapter on painful cranial nerve lesions and other facial pains — separated from both trigeminal autonomic cephalalgias and painful trigeminal neuropathy.
Based on our specialisation in this group, we also treat related, very rare forms.
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