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What are the best Stimulations for neuropathy and problems related

Posted by hookedongolf2004 @hookedongolf2004, Jun 18 10:58am

Ins companies and Medicare I recently approved stimulation therapy for Neuropathy patients. Should those stimulators be inserted only by a neurosurgeon, and which companies have the best successes?

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bettyg81pain | @bettyg81pain | Jun 22 8:36am
In reply to @duquer "Have you heard about the new Sanexas therapy for neuropathy pain? ? I started the Sanexas..." + (show)
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Have you heard about the new Sanexas therapy for neuropathy pain? ? I started the Sanexas treatment for neuropathy pain in January of last year. I have had really good results. I have written a story about my experience and would gladly share it with anyone. Please let me know.
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/645606/

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Would like to hear how ur life improved and all about the same as and how you chose the provider
Thank you

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japanjim | @japanjim | Jun 22 10:35am
In reply to @hookedongolf2004 "I would like to be a fly on the wall at the chiropractor’s Convention where they..." + (show)
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I would like to be a fly on the wall at the chiropractor’s Convention where they were all bragging about their 40ft yachts they bought while scamming all of us by selling us methods to cure our neuropathy. How sad we can’t trust them.

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My radar reported, "scam alert" twice from chiropractors.
One gave a "free" informational seminar. He started with a 10-minute video of "testimonials" about how great his treatments were, and never saying what treatments.
Then, he started presenting horror stories with photos of people with leg amputations.
He refused to answer anything about treatment, just repeating that it depends on an individual "indepth" diagnosis.
And then, in both cases, my wife had to be present for the indepth diagnosis. I said I preferred to come alone, but he insisted. The reason was obvious: It reminded me of a car salesman who started pushing my wife to get a car when I hesitated.
The clincher was when he said he has 0% interest financing.

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