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I am desperately hoping to get help for, not pe

Neuropathy | Last Active: Jan 22 11:52am | Replies (18)

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Length dependent, sensory motor, axonal, chronic polyneuopathy is a form of peripheral neuropathy. Have you looked into FDA approved Qutenza for your PN pain issue? Scrambler therapy? Both have been demonstrated effective in those with painful PN, though, of course, they don't work for everybody. I am making no recommendation as to clinics/clinicians, but both therapies are available at various locations in the USA, as well as Europe. It is important for people to do their own research and review the relevant data on their own. Good luck.

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@proteusx No. I have not tried Qutenza—my PN goes from toes to top of leg and forearms to fingers so topical patches would not help. I have tried capsaicin, and eucalyptus balms—they irritated more than helped. For me, gentler topical balms help much more. I settled on a CBD balms—which were discontinued when customers wanted the hemp THC d9 and d8. Now i make my own—better version. I am glad localized treatment works for you.