Neural therapy is a medical method used in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases originating from the autonomic nervous system.
Many disorders that we cannot treat with classical methods are caused by dysfunctions of the autonomic nervous system.

Local disturbances, known as disrupting fields, cause a reaction in the autonomic nervous system through electrophysiological irregularities and abnormal neurological signals. These disrupting fields can occur after physical and emotional trauma. Examples of these traumas include surgical scars or the loss of a loved one.

The autonomic nervous system reacts to these disrupting fields, creating discomfort in distant areas of the body. For example, a cesarean scar may be the source of long-lasting back pain.

In many patients who have undergone surgery or used medication, disrupting fields can be found. Therefore, these fields should be sought in many painful syndromes related to the autonomic nervous system.