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Post-Herpetic Neuralgia (PHN)
Post-herpetic neuralgia (PHN) is a type of nerve pain that lingers after a shingles outbreak. It can be burning, stabbing, or even painful to the touch. The PHN Relief Track is designed to support reduced pain intensity and help patients better manage daily activities.
What is PHN
PHN pain arises when nerve fibers impacted by shingles send exaggerated pain signals, leading to persistent discomfort even after the rash heals.
PHN pain can feel:
- Burning or searing
- Stabbing or shooting
- Tingling, crawling, or buzzing
- Hypersensitive to even light touch or clothing
This ongoing pain can disrupt sleep, make it hard to wear normal clothing, and interfere with work, hobbies, and daily life.
Program Goals
The goal is not just to reduce pain, but to help you take back your life. With this program, some patients report:
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How TakeBack’s Approach Differs
Traditional pain care often focuses only on short-term symptom relief. At TakeBack, we use a structured, non-opioid approach designed to calm an overactive nervous system and support long-term management of post-herpetic neuralgia.
- Evidence-informed, non opioid care: Care plans are guided by current clinical evidence and focused on non-opioid options, selected by a licensed clinician based on your history and symptoms.
- Targeted topical therapies: When appropriate, clinicians may recommend compounded topical treatments designed to act locally on affected nerve pathways.
- Clinician-guided, personalized plans: PHN varies widely from person to person. Your care plan is individualized and adjusted over time based on response and tolerance.
- Ongoing follow-up and reassessment: Follow-ups help monitor response and tolerance, with adjustments made when clinically appropriate.
- Secure telehealth access: Care delivered remotely by licensed clinicians, with continuity and clinical oversight — without the burden of repeated in-person visits.
Why Patients Choose TakeBack for Post Herpetic Neuralgia
- PHN-specific care model
- Clinician-led, personalized care
- Non-opioid first treatment philosophy
- Designed for persistent nerve pain
- Accessible care without sacrificing rigor
Up to 1 in 5 people with shingles develop PHN.
Adults over 60 account for the majority of PHN cases.
Layered, evidence-based programs
We use a structured, layered approach to support non-opioid pain management — with care individualized by licensed clinicians.
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ANSWERS
FAQ's
What is post-herpetic neuralgia?
It’s nerve pain that continues after shingles, caused by nerve damage from the infection.
How long will I need to stay in the program?
Every patient is different. We’ll work with you until we’ve helped you take back control of your health and pain.
Are opioids prescribed?
No. All treatments are non-opioid and evidence-based.
What treatments are used?
A combination of compounded creams, supplements, lifestyle tools, and sometimes oral medications like Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN).
Is PHN curable?
There is no guaranteed cure, but our layered approach often reduces pain and improves daily functioning.
How do visits happen?
All visits are telehealth via secure video with frequent follow-ups.
How soon will I feel relief?
Some patients notice changes within weeks, while others may take longer. Progress varies, but our goal is steady improvement.
