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Have any of you heard of Calmare Scrambler Therapy?
Neuropathy | Last Active: Dec 28, 2025 | Replies (48)Comment receiving replies
All. I found out about scramble therapy here on Mayo Clinic site. Further research took me to a wonderful small clinic in New Jersey. That does the technique and nothing else. It’s a minimum of 10 sessions and I signed up for all 10 bottom line is you have to at least complete all of them if you really want to see results I have very severe trigeminal nerve pain and came close to overdosing on my steroid medication’s scramble therapy as completely saved my life since completing the 10 sessions, I have not had a single episode of nerve pain. I don’t know how it affects everybody else, but it was very successful for me and if you live in the New York New Jersey area, let me know and I will send you information.. I worked with a Dr. Cooney who is terrific He had lots of patients coming from all over the world…
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@duchess926 I went to Dr. Cooney's office for Scrambler Therapy back in March. I did five sessions with no results. Dr. Cooney explained that if I have no positive results after five visits, there was no point continuing. So, Scrambler did not work for me. I had nerve damage due to a ski fall in 2016. Glad it worked for you.
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@duchess926 I have spent the last three years trying to get into Mayo Clinic. My heart doctor got involved and gave me another referral, and I waited and I waited and I waited and finally decided I would contact Cleveland Clinic, who took me and accepted me within the day.. He said I had peripheral idiopathic neuropathy and stop taking all of the horrible pain pills that we are given which I had refused to take anyway. They made me so much worse and it was destroying my body so I’ve been fighting through the pain for three years. Right after I accepted the appointment to Cleveland Clinic, the very next day Mayo called and offered me an appointment. I asked them if I could have a couple of minutes or a day to make a decision as to whether to cancel Cleveland Clinic. They told me “no”. Give me your answer right now and if you don’t say “yes”, you start all over again. I didn’t like that answer so I went forward to go to Cleveland Clinic. Duringthe last year, I tried to come back in again at Mayo and they told me they would have an answer within seven days. There was no answer for months until I got a letter about a week ago saying “ no” we can’t take you”. The doctors did not accept you all of a sudden though they accepted me the first time. I don’t think I’ll try a third time because I don’t the system works.