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DiscussionAnyone tried shock wave therapy for peripheral neuropathy nerve pain?
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Hi @lindavs ,
Do they start at your calves and go to your toes and do each toe. That is what you want done, so that the blood is going to your toes, the farthest from your heart. Then the foot and calves. For me I am charged $50 a session. If I bought a plan much cheaper. I would look for other providers. As for how well it works, spectacular. It does not completely get rid of my neuropathy , but reduces it to a small background noise.
I will answer questions. I have also done red light therapy.
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I finished 12 treatments $2400 at the end of March. It included red light therapy. I think it helps a good bit. I bought a tens unit from Oxiline. I take numerous supplement and an ibuprofen at night. It all helps. I’m working on losing 15 pounds and getting A1C down some more. My best…
The 2 kinds of shock therapy are radial and focused. Each uses a different type of device and work best for differnt conditions. Focused works at a deeper level and works best on joints such as knees hips shoulders and for neuropathy. Radial is good for things like plantar fasciitis.