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Shockwave or Softwave Therapy for Neuropathy Pain?

Neuropathy | Last Active: Oct 15 7:03am | Replies (55)
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@bettyg81pain ,

I have had 5 Shockwave treatments. My neuropathy goes haywire when I have a major allergy event. I can usually get in to my PT within a couple of days for the treatment. So. Much better! The neuropathy is not totally gone but it is so much improved! If I did a treatment plan, I might be in a better place, but, I am happy with my feet as they are. They hum along until I do something stupid.

I also: go to a cranial sacral PT I have Trigeminal Neuralgia,
Try to reduce sugar (I have been on an absolute no sugar diet for something else and so no real difference in my neuropathy),
Exercise, not enough, but I try
Breathing exercises.

JFN

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Berk | @gba | Oct 13 3:44pm

Please inform us as to what this system is called, [equipment, name, cost, and who performs treatments { Thanks!

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jfn | @jfn | Oct 13 7:55pm

Hi,

I have a treatment at a Physical Therapy office. The cost varies, if you sign up for 8 or more it is less than $50.00 per session. This treatment greatly reduces my pain from Neuropathy. It is not a cure. It is a treatment. I do not know the machine's manufacturer as I have not cared.
JFN

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jfn | @jfn | Oct 13 7:58pm

I forgot to mention that I do the 'Happy Feet' yoga video (what I can) and massage my feet in the morning and at night.

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