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Anyone try Calmare Therapy for chemo-induced neuropathy?

Posted by becky70 @becky70, Oct 5, 2023

I have chemo induce neuropathy and I just read about Calmare Therapy. Has anyone tried this and where can a person get this therapy?

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Berk | @gba | Oct 5, 2023

Calmare Therapy, also called Scrambler worked for me. 15 one hour treatments. Expensive, $250 a session. It is worth it for me. Radiant Pain Centers. Chicago and Portland Or. 503 379 0790. Very friendly and knowable and give advice.

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Colleen Young, Connect Director | @colleenyoung | Oct 5, 2023

Hi @becky70, you may interested in these related discussions:
- Hope: Starting Calmare scrambler therapy https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/hope-1/
- Chemo-induced neuropathy discussions: https://connect.mayoclinic.org/search/discussions/?search=neuropathy+and+chemo

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crossette | @crossette | Oct 9, 2023
In reply to @gba "Calmare Therapy, also called Scrambler worked for me. 15 one hour treatments. Expensive, $250 a session...." + (show)
@gba

Calmare Therapy, also called Scrambler worked for me. 15 one hour treatments. Expensive, $250 a session. It is worth it for me. Radiant Pain Centers. Chicago and Portland Or. 503 379 0790. Very friendly and knowable and give advice.

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Ask them for a discount because nobody knows if it will work for you. My pain clinic in CT gave me a discount ($75 a session) and I did it for 3 days in a row. I'm glad I asked because after 3 days the next morning the neuropathy was much stronger. Goodbye to Calmare. Everyone is different. It seemed to slowly revert to the previous level in about 3 weeks but I was using walking stick for a few days.

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