Nerve pain is unlike anything else. It's sharp, electric, unpredictable — a pain that shoots, burns, stabs, or tingles its way into your daily life. It doesn’t always follow logic, and it doesn’t always respond to rest or medication. Whether it’s from injury, compression, inflammation, or post-surgical trauma, nerve pain often lingers where other treatments fall short.

Nerves don’t heal the way muscles or bones do. Once irritated or injured, they often become hypersensitive, sending pain signals long after the original cause is gone. Worse, surrounding inflammation and scar tissue can trap or compress the nerve, creating a cycle of pain that standard treatments struggle to break.

Nerve blocks and medications may dull the sensation, but they don’t solve the problem. Stem cell therapy works differently — by changing the environment where the nerve lives, and by helping the body reestablish balance and healing at the cellular level.

Stem cells release anti-inflammatory proteins and regenerative signals that help calm the immune response, reduce chemical irritation, and promote nerve repair. In some cases, they also encourage the restoration of protective tissues around the nerve — reducing pressure and improving function over time.

While not all nerve damage is reversible, many patients experience reduced pain, less frequent flare-ups, and greater mobility after treatment. Our goal isn’t to mask nerve pain — it’s to treat the biology behind it.

• Sciatica and lumbar nerve root irritation
• Cervical radiculopathy
• Peripheral neuropathy
• Post-surgical nerve pain
• Chronic nerve entrapment (carpal tunnel, thoracic outlet)
• Burning, tingling, or electric nerve pain without a clear structural cause

If you’ve tried pain meds, nerve blocks, or even surgery — and still live with nerve pain — this may be worth exploring. If your MRI looks fine but you know something still isn’t right, it may not be structural. It may be cellular.

At OriGen Clinics, we focus on helping the body reestablish balance and support long-term recovery. We don’t promise overnight results. But if you’re ready for a new approach that goes beyond symptom control, we’re ready to help you take that step.