Improvement of Phantom Pain by the Bioresonance Technology

 Phantom limb pain (PLP) is a sensation caused by missing an organ in the body, which can be due to amputation. The prevalence of PLP due to amputation is about 82% for upper limbs and 54% for lower limbs.

 This research describes the case of a 71-year-old female patient who developed PLP after having three middle fingers on her left hand amputated due to dipping in a meat grinder. She underwent bioresonance therapy for PLP treatment for 19 months and achieved positive results.

 Regarding the role of PLP in the patients undergoing amputation, bioresonance therapy might be beneficial in managing this condition.