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Has anyone tried Scrambler Therapy for neuropathy or for pain?

Neuropathy | Last Active: Jan 11 10:36pm | Replies (209)

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@rivermaya34

Was wondering if anyone has ever heard of or experienced this? My neurologist mentioned to me today, said he'd put in a referral if I was interested. Looks like it started out-of-country and now practicing in my home state, SC at MUSC.

https://muschealth.org/patients-visitors/news/2017/05/18/scrambler-therapy

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Thanks for sharing! I’ve never heard of it, so will ask my NC neurologist. I like the sound of non-invasive or non-chemical treatments!

I had something that sounds about the same, electrodes on feet along with injections of B vitamins directly into the feet, it is called Sanrex. I did 19 treatments FDA approved and covered by Medicare, did very little to help, not sure if it’s the same type of treatment.

@twobrooklyn Interesting!! Definitely sounds similar...hmm...I really need it for my arms, but afraid of any vibrations lol. Sorry to hear it didn't improve much for you, but at least that's one thing you can cross off your list! 🙂

Oh, also! He said that it was originally designed for patients with neuropathic pain post chemo, but they've also used it on diabetic patients too. They are now accepting anyone with chronic neuropathic pain who's got a referral from their Dr and fits the criteria...guess it can't hurt to try!