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My lessons learned about idopathic non-diabetic peripheral neuropathy
Neuropathy | Last Active: Aug 3 9:35am | Replies (38)Comment receiving replies
Julipat - I sympathize and understand your challenges. Stay Strong. Have you tried using a certified acupuncture specialist. One that has had many years of training--- not a chiropracter. Utube has info on acupressure...this may help to ease discomfort. Just some thoughts. Like the poster with the cat said "hang in there"
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I have tried acupuncture through the years, but I just don't like it. I respect the concept, but I don't feel like a "team". With dry needling, acupuncture needles are used, but the therapist and I decide together where to look for trigger points or painful knots (I get so many of those). The needle is inserted directly into the knotted muscle. My current PT uses electrical stim for 5 minutes (like acupuncture). I feel the knot release - it's such a bad but good feeling.