Both feet are numb. A Chiropractor is offering a treatment
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I have neuropathy. The bottom of both feet and the top front of both feet are numb. I do not have pain or tingling. I take no drugs for this condition.
The numbness is affecting my balance and causes some discomfort. As you can guess, there is no medical solution.
A local chiropractor claims to offer a possible solution. Using PEMF therapy, LED therapy, Neuro med and nerve stimulation device to be used at home and natural supplement. Requires 8 to 13 visits.
My research shows a few chiropractors around the country are offering this treatment.
Has anyone tried this treatment and what is your experience?
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becazican edco1943
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joh13240 edco1943
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Do a internet search of "Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Snake Oil "......interesting reading eh
judith88467 edco1943
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becazican judith88467
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Actually one of my diagnosis was toxic level of b6 and I don't take any supplements with that in it
milena97396 edco1943
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I use an equipment that has helped me with my neuropathy. I bought it to help me with the symptoms, I do the therapy at my own at home. If you are interested I´ll leave the info here.
I really hope this will help you and others just the way it has helped me.
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leemcb edco1943
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Don't know about it, but here's an article that explains how they work.
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