MD NEURAL Pack of 10 Ampoules of 2ml

Uses:

In Neural therapy: specific treatment of all scars, non-specific brachial pain, Brachial nerve pain due to cervical entrapment, Intercostal nerve pain due to thoracic entrapment, Post-herpetic neuritis, Atypical facial neuritis (SlŸder syndrome, Charlin syndrome), Trigeminal neuritis, Pain of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), Arnold syndrome, Cervical, thoracic, lumbar and sacro-lumbar nerve root pain.
Directions:

Intended use:

MD-NEURAL is a medical device designed to help joint movement, specifically in bad posture disorders. Its main therapeutic functions include: barrier effect, lubricating action, mechanical support while administering other pharmacological treatments.

Standard protocol for i.m. administration:

1 ampoule 1-3 times a week according to severity and clinical evolution (1-2 months of treatment).
Standard protocol according to mesotherapy technique using 1-2 ampoules per treatment: 2 treatments per week for the first 2 weeks, then 1 treatment a week until pain relief (ave- rage 8-10 sessions). For chronic pathologies: continue with 1 treatment a week for 1 month until pain relief, then 1 treatment a month.
Most Common Combinations:

Guna-Neural + Guna MD Muscle: mostly combined for the specific action on nerve repolarization + muscle relaxation, fibromyalgia syndrome, muscle pain due to the nerve entrapment.
Guna-Neural + Guna-Neck: all neural pain due to cervical syndromes.
Guna-Neural + Guna-Thoracic: all neural pain due to thoracic syndromes.
Guna-Neural + Guna-Lumbar: all neural pain due to low-back syndromes.
Guna-Neural + Guna-Hip: all neural pain due to hip or knee syndromes.
Guna-Neural + Guna-Shoulder: all neural pain due to shoulder or elbow syndromes.
Guna-Neural + Guna-Ischial: neuritis of the leg and sciatic neuralgia in hyperacute phase.
Guna-Neural + Guna-Flam: all nerve aches

Directions:

Therapeutic protocol: 1-2 treatments weekly for 10 consecutive weeks.

Periarticular injection technique (the site of application must be aseptic; insert the needle at 2-4 mm depth).

Periarticular injection technique (the site of application must be aseptic; insert the needle at 2-4 mm depth).

• Materials for aseptic skin preparation: single-use gloves, iodine solution, alcohol solution, sterile gauze pads, ethyl chloride spray for the skin.
• Needles: sterile 27 G.
• Syringes: 5 or 10 cc size, according to the volume of the solution to inject.

Intraarticular injection technique

For this purpose the use of the following materials and accessories is recommended:

• Materials for aseptic skin preparation: single-use gloves, iodine solution, alcohol solution, sterile gauze pads, ethyl chloride spray for skin. The application of a topical anaesthetic on the skin area to be treated is recommended.
• Needles: sterile 22 G.
• Syringes: 2 cc size, according to the volume of the solution to inject.

Ingredients:

Aconitum napellus 8X, 2 parts Beta-Endorphin 4C, 2 parts Colocynthis 4X, 2 parts
Ferrum phosphoricum 2X, 2 parts Formica rufa 8X, 2 parts
Gnaphalium polycephalum 6X, 2 parts Iris versicolor 8X, 2 parts
Kalmia latifolia 3X, 2 parts Neurotrophin 4 4C, 2 parts Paris quadrifolia 6X, 2 parts
Inactive ingredient:
Sterile isotonic sodium chloride solution

Instructions and possible combinations:

MD-NEURAL may be used as a single treatment or mixed with other medical devices of the same range, in order to make a customised treatment according to clinical evolution.

When a supportive treatment is needed for the connective tissue matrix or when an antiaging action is necessary, MD-NEURAL can be associated with MD-MATRIX and MDTISSUE.

It may also be used as mechanical support while treating the following diseases:

• Brachial pain (in association with MD-NECK)
• Brachial nerve pain due to cervical entrapment (in association with MD-NECK)
• Persistent intercostal neuralgia (in association with MDTHORACIC)
• Postherpetic neuralgia (in association with MDTHORACIC or MD-LUMBAR)
• Atypical facial neuritis (in association with MD-NECK)
• Trigeminal neuralgia (in association with MD-NECK)
• Temporomandibular joint pain (in association with MDNECK)
• Cervical, thoracic, lumbar and sacrolumbar nerve root pain (respectively in association with MD-NECK,