Anyone tried using red light therapy?

Most of the over-the-counter Red-Light devices are made in China with no control over quality and other factors. Many times, these devices are gimmicks made for mass distribution and profit. This follows acupuncture and other methods of oriental medicine, not proven to work for the general public. If a Medical Professional has not endorsed or used a device, do not accept that it will work for you.
RE: Lumbar Surgery: This is a very sensitive area of the body. Most of the weight displacement when lifting heavy objects fall on the Pelvis and Lumbar area, especially the lower vertebra.
Compression of the soft-boney discs flattens these cushions causing nerve distress. Light therapy has NOT been known to help regenerate bone or nerve tissue. Some assume it has a benefit, but there are no long term-controlled studies to date indicating Red Light therapy is effective. A healthy lifestyle and good nutrition are beneficial, but many other modalities until proven, are useless.

My research was limited to peer-reviewed publications on studies of RLT for long-covid related symptoms. I don't recall seeing anything on feet, but wasn't looking for them specifically.

Yes. The website is Healthlightllc.com. You can phone them to ask if they would help your condition

I bought a $400 red light and found it to be useless.

I understand they have to emit a very specific frequency to help you. They emit red light and infrared. You can use both simultaneously or either. Mine is prescribed for a 20 minutes in the morning and 20 minutes in the evening. They come in various sizes and various features such as built rimers. I think mine is helpful and actually has helped reverse some of the symptoms, I use mine in addition to some pills to treat neuropathy and maintain good health such as recommended vitamins and minerals.

What is the brand name of your device? How did you find it?

I have had three different providers, Two came from clinics that treat neuropathy and they were quite expensive. In good conscious I can't recommend them. The first ones I bought were not well made. The second one I bought has been satisfactory, However, I bought two from an on line provider called Nova Labs for Christmas gifts for family members. They were significantly less expense and we are very happy with our purchase.

I've been dealing with neuropathy in my feet and lower legs, experiencing frequent tingling and numbness. A couple of weeks ago, I bought a Ceathyra red light product on Amazon to see if it could help. After using it for around two weeks, I feel like the discomfort has eased a bit, and the daily sessions also help me relax.

I'm using it for about 15 minutes each day. Has anyone else tried red light products? I'd love to hear your experiences or any tips on how to get better results. Thanks in advance!

yes, I did it didn't anything but make my toes fell worm, for over a year.

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I did low level light therapy at a clinic so it dies red, blue and white light therapy. I have found I'd has helped some. Also I am spraying Magnesium spray on my feet at bedtime and it is helping . It also helps with sleep. What light did you buy was it from amazon