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Is there nothing that helps neouropaathy?
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Some meds: There are some medications that can help with neuropathy. If caused by a pinching nerve from a slipping disc or spinal disease, epidurals or surgery may be options as well. Some acupuncture can even help with neuropathy. Ask your dr. What your neuropathy is caused by and some treatments can be tried. Best wishes.
Answered 2/8/2017
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A/ w Dr. Munshower: See your physician for recommended treatment. I treat many patients with neuropathy with acupuncture with some good results.
Answered 5/30/2015
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