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Targeting Dysautonomia
Headache, indigestion, numbness in hands and feet, sciatica, pelvic pain, menstrual pain. It taps into the neural pathways linked to autonomic imbalance, which is a common feature of these symptoms.
OSANG SPECIALTY CENTER
Autonomic Clinic
NPT · NEURO PULSE THERAPY
Physical therapy that reaches the nerves directly— only at OSANG
We deliver stimulation directly to the nerve pathways, not just muscles. A physical therapy program developed exclusively by OSANG Neurosurgery.
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OSANG MEDICAL PROGRAM
NPT · NEURO PULSE THERAPY
acts directly on the nervous system
Osang Neurosurgery Physical Therapy Technology
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Dual Manual & Instrument Method
Direct stimulation delivered by the therapist's hands and precision stimulation targeting deep areas with a dedicated applicator are used according to the symptoms.
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From Face to Whole Body
It is applied along the nerve path, from tinnitus and headaches to chest tightness, indigestion, and numbness in the legs.
If existing physical therapy only focuses on muscles and joints,
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METHOD
NPT Treatment Methods
METHOD 01
Manual Direct Stimulation
Therapist's Hands = Instrument
The therapist's fingers and palms apply gentle pressure along the nerve path, reading the patient's responses in real time and adjusting the intensity.
- Cervical/thoracic nerve pathways
- Face, head and neck
- Abdominal/thoracic autonomic nerve points
- Wrist/ankle peripheral nerves
METHOD 02
Instrument Precision Stimulation
Precision Stimulation with Specialized Instrument
By accurately pressing specific nerve points with a dedicated applicator, constant stimulation is delivered to deep areas of the abdomen or thoracic spine that are difficult to reach.
- Indigestion at the abdominal and thoracic levels
- Hip sciatic nerve and lower extremities
APPLICABLE CONDITIONS
NPT Application area and main symptoms
Select an area to see its nerve pathways and symptoms.
Facial/head and neck nerve pathways
Headache · Tinnitus
Recurring headaches along with neck and shoulder tension, and persistent or intermittent ringing in the ears
PATIENT SATISFACTION
Frequently Reported Changes After Treatment
01peripheral nerve diseaseAfter treatment, numbness in my hands and feet has decreased and my daily life seems to have become much easier.
02cold hands and feetMy hands and feet feel warmer than before, making winter life easier.
03menstrual crampsThe severe pain and heaviness in my pelvis that occurred every time I had my period have decreased.
04sciaticaPain and numbness in my legs have decreased when sitting for long periods of time.
05chest tightnessMy breathing became easier and my chest tightness decreased.
06indigestionMy feeling of bloating after eating has decreased and I feel more comfortable after eating.
07Headache · TinnitusHeadaches and ringing in the ears have been reduced, making life easier.
Individual treatment response and progress vary, and the above does not guarantee treatment effectiveness.
TREATMENT PROCESS
How Does NPT Treatment Work?
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Assessment
We determine which nerve pathways are at fault and look at autonomic function status and symptoms. - 02
Design
Choose a combination of hand stimulation, applicator stimulation, or a combination that suits your symptoms and area. - 03
Treatment
It delivers stimulation directly to the nerve pathways and adjusts the intensity based on patient response during treatment. - 04
Follow-up
Changes in neural response are tracked for each session, and if necessary, they are combined with a neural reset protocol.
FAQ
NPT Program FAQ
01What is the difference between the NPT program and general physical therapy?
While general physical therapy focuses on muscles and joints, NPT is a program of Osang Neurosurgery that delivers stimulation directly to the autonomic and peripheral nerve pathways.
02What symptoms does NPT apply to?
It is applied to various symptoms connected to the autonomic nervous system, such as headaches, tinnitus, chest tightness, cold hands and feet, numbness, indigestion, sciatica, menstrual pain, and pelvic discomfort.
03Does NPT treatment hurt? Is this similar to acupuncture treatment?
It differs from acupuncture in that it uses a stimulating device to deliver energy along nerve pathways. Temporary muscle reactions may occur after treatment.
04How many times does it take to feel the effect?
It depends on the type of symptom and degree of chronicity. At your first consultation, we will guide you through your individual treatment frequency plan.
05Is NPT covered by health insurance?
The NPT program is a self-pay services. Detailed cost information will be provided through consultation, and some of the tests required for diagnosis may be covered by insurance.
06Can neck/shoulder pain and headaches be treated together?
NPT focuses on the head and neck nerve pathways and examines neck and shoulder tension and recurrent headaches and analyzes the neurological connection between symptoms.
07Is this a treatment method that can be treated without surgery or injections?
NPT is a non-invasive physical therapy method performed without incisions or injections.
08Is your approach different from traditional physical therapy?
The difference is that it examines the possibility of dysregulation of the nervous system as well as the musculoskeletal system and approaches the nerve pathways themselves.
09Can children and the elderly receive NPT treatment?
The application method and intensity are adjusted according to age and health condition, and suitability is checked through consultation with a doctor at the first visit.
10Are there any precautions after NPT treatment?
Immediately after treatment, it is recommended to avoid strenuous exercise or drinking alcohol and to get plenty of sleep and fluid intake. Temporary mild fatigue may occur.
CONSULTATION
Check with a specialist to see if NPT is right for your current symptoms.
The examination and treatment plan will be explained directly by the specialist after your visit.