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Small fiber neuropathy?

Neuropathy | Last Active: May 31 9:23am | Replies (98)
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@debduh11

Not a form of decompression, just an adjustment. It's a table machine device. Topricin is not like lidocaine. Topricin penetrates the nerves. Lidocaine is a numbing agent.
I've had way better relief with Topricin .

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Goaway | @nemo1 | Mar 4 6:26am

Thank you Deb for elaborating on the differences on topricin and lidocaine action.

I think I’ve had that when I was in my early 20’s after a bout with sciatica. I went to a chiropractor who helped me through it.

These days, I would not be brave enough to go to one again.

I laid on a table with some type of rollers (at least that is what it felt like) that moved up and down the body and it did feel good.

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