I’ve never heard of that. Can you give us a brief description please?

It is low electric impulses that supposedly tell the nerve endings not to signal pain. I live in Las Vegas and I located a doctor that does it. I will be making a appointment for next week

I agree that it is so simple. If it means anything the FDA recently approved this therapy. I’ll keep you posted.

I found by researching that Scrambler Therapy is called Calmare in the USA. So search for a local provider using that name. I found one near me and am going to try it. 2 weeks of 5 daily sessions about 30 min each. Will report back after that.

Calmare is a electrical impulse therapy that is also done by other physicians. Because it is Calmare it is also more expensive. I am starting next week and I’ll keep you posted as to my progress.
Also the Calmare physician here will not accept my ppo and wants me to bill my insurance . Not happening.

Keep us updated on your progress. Thanks, Pat

My doctor accepts my ppo
I’ll keep you posted after my treatments

Hello @
cnola and welcome to Mayo Clinic Connect. I was able to find an existing discussion on this same topic, so you will notice that I have moved your post here:
- Hope: Starting Calmare scrambler therapy: https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/hope-1/

I did this so you could continue your discussion with members who have already joined you, such as @judyingenes @crossette @paktoledo and @hotfeet

When do your treatments start?