Nerve blocks, red light therapy and PRP injections. What to do?
Hello everyone. I received left occipital nerve blocks , Steroidal injections, PRP all in the lower head, neck under shoulder blade on left side . They all caused nerve damage weakness burning numbness tingling stinging breathing swallowing and walking problems. What should I do in this case ? I’ve seen many doctors with no help, my nerve pain is so severe that I can’t take any medications or eat certain foods for I burn like I’m on fire . Please , INEED HELP and advice.
Thank you in advance for the comments !
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1 ReactionI asked AI Chat GPT all about my condition, and asked for alternative medical treatments, including specifically red light therapy as a friend had recommended it. I then asked it to recommend where to get one and what kind. It gave me several recommendations and I went with Hooga. I try to use it daily for 15 minutes for the last 3 weeks. So far I notice no difference.
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Thank you for your comments. I hope you get some results soon. I read that it takes time to take effect. Hope I'll see a post from you soon saying it was helpful!
Hi- I use one, but IMO skin needs to be exposed for it to be effective. Clothing blocks the light.. is my understanding, for the area(s) you are treating. I use Viconor and so far, very happy. Good luck!
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It is vicinor ,,?
Yes, it is... I think they all work that way..