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I have found a treatment that works for me. It is a kind of physical therapy called the McKinsey method. I believe the particular move that made me realize it actually worked was called neural threading. I can breathe and sleep better. Maybe that is part of the relief I feel. Unfortunately, my therapist was part of a business model with policies that focus on profit rather than healing, so I am no longer with her, but will find another practitioner.

If you try to find this, be sure the person is fully certified to do the McKinsey method. I wasted time on therapists who were kind of half qualified. Also imo you need a therapist who is physically bigger than you are. She or he needs to be able to move your limbs in ways that involve rather large spaces.

I doubt very much that the therapists or people who teach the method claim that it cures PN. I am just saying it works for me. Maybe my problem is not the same as yours. Who knows?

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Do you have balance problems with your PN? I don’t have the pain PTL but severe balance problems!

@tatiana987 Can you compare your pain before treatment to after treatment on the infamous 1-10 pain scale? Is this method a specific group of exercises? Thanks.

@tatiana987 I am unfamiliar with that therapy, but what I have noticed about PN is that it makes any other inflammatory problem you might have worse, such as tendonitis, arthritis, etc. Therapies that can help with those issues may not specifically address PN, but they are very helpful nonetheless.