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Frequency Abalation

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christine39240
christine39240

I am wondering if Frequency Ablation works for arthritis and pinched nerves in the neck I have tried everything else without success.

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  • richard03878
    richard03878 christine39240

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    Hi Christine, I thought frequency abalation was only for killing off cancerous growths I've not heard anything relating to arthritis benefits. Don't let them fob you off with gimmicks push for a second opinion I'm on so many tablets I have chronic chest and stomach pains , I've decided to cut back I'm going to go full throttle with the neurosurgeon to hopefully eventually get off them all. Pals are there for our benefit speak to them they have to investigate and offer a resolution, please look into other people's experiences with any obscure treatments I don't want you wasting your time and being in so much pain again.

    • christine39240
      christine39240 richard03878

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      Hi Richard I spoke to a nurse who told me that frequency ablation is used for nerve pain I have looked it up on google and apparently it destroys the painful nerve. Like you I am fed up with taking tablets I am on gabapentin and duloxetine I am so fed up with being messed about I sometimes feel that they don't know what to do except give me pills. Regard Christine

  • cindy75646
    cindy75646 christine39240

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    Have you tried the epidural steroid injections.  I’m scheduled for them in 2 weeks.  And I feel the same.  I have a bag full of meds with no relief and more side effects.  I have come off a lot of it.  I told my Dr.  i could not function like that 
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