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Peripheral sensory neuropathy - Anyone tried Walkasins?

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Kathleene - good to hear that things have improved for you. It seems that you have exactly the same situation as I have. I also had the microsurgery at Vanderbilt but my spinal cord got infected and I had a really bad time for 6 months...actually fooled some doctors who thought that I wouldn't survive. BUT I'm still here. You are actually at the point where you recognize that you are one of your best friends who can take good care of yourself. I have done it all and am now going beyond traditional medicine. Most doctors will only stay traditional to avoid lawsuits for not providing standard care. My current situation is seeing my neuropathy diminishing. Yes diminishing. I have found some providers of Hyperbaric treatment. To date, I have had this treatment going on 10 times. It is not cheap and not supported by insurance. I've seen my neuropathy retreat from my knees to my ankles. Furthermore all the pain on the bottom of my feet is now much less. People are amazed that I am more active and doing better. I'm not saying that hyperbaric treatment is good for you. It is just an option that you may not have heard of. Please self educate. I go to Dayton TN for treatment. Do yourself a favor and look into it. Good luck...you are your strongest advocate and only you can take action. I've also gotten into TENS treatment on my feet. It seems to supplement the hyperbarics. PS lots of quacks in this area...so be careful. I make sure that a nurse is present when I get hyperbaric care.

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What is the Hyperbaric treatment? Where can I get more information?