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Foot neuropathy (numbness and pain) after total knee replacement (TKR)
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This sounds great. I too have the compounded cream. I think I read about it here, and asked my neurologist to prescribe it for me.
My health care is good, but very scattered. I’m inspired now to look for a physiatrist!
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We're all looking for the answer for a cure or some sort of relief from the pain. When one doctor doesn't have the answer we go looking elsewhere in desperation, thus our Healthcare becomes scattered. I believe we are piecing our pain relief together by means of whatever helps us individually. We all know that we'll try anything.
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Scattered is a very good way to describe health care these days! I have actually gotten more tangible, and effective care through the Orthopedic route, that has led to PT/OT and the Physiatrist, then I have from any other specialty. Unless I want to take Gabapentin orally, the Neurologist has told me they have nothing to offer me. I much prefer using it topically, and it works!