I went through an EMG/NCV test at U of Chicago hospital by an experienced neurologist who diagnosed me with idiopathic sensory axonal polyneuropathy. So does that mean it isn’t true neuropathy because it was brought on by compressed nerves? I was also tested for autoimmune, toxins, and diabetes. All were negative. I agree most neuropathy can’t be cured. However I have also heard doctors tell patients that diabetes can’t be cured, and I know a lot of people who have reversed that. I still believe the neuropathy in my feet can be solved if I can get it done soon. The problem with me is I’m back on the baseball field still crushing my severe spinal stenosis in my lower back a couple of times a week masking the pain with ibuprofen. A true addict! If compressed nerves aren’t considered neuropathy, then my neurologist shouldn’t have gave me that diagnosis. Although my feet and ankles are still slightly numb but not painful.