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Chronic Health Conditions Discussion and Support

Big Blue Marble

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13. As I understand tens, they block the pain.

Reply to stage left (Reply #9)

Fri Nov 10, 2023, 02:13 AM

Nov 2023

The anodyne therapy will actually encourages healing of the nerves and tissues by increasing blood flow to your feet. It also increases nitric oxide and helps clear waste.

An explanation of the benefits of nitric oxide from their site:

https://anodynetherapy.com/anodyne-therapy/nitric-oxide-why-we-need-it/

If you have any questions, you can dm me.

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Anybody here dealing with diabetic peripheral Neuropathy [View all] stage left Nov 2023 OP

I'm lucky that mine isn't too bad AZSkiffyGeek Nov 2023 #1

Thanks for your reply. stage left Nov 2023 #5

I just remembered also AZSkiffyGeek Nov 2023 #6

I meant to ask my doc stage left Nov 2023 #8

I just switched from Celexa to Cymbalta stage left Jan 2024 #23

you'll like gabapentin for the nerve pain WhiteTara Nov 2023 #2

Thanks very much stage left Nov 2023 #7

I would strongly recommend an FDA approved red-light therapy Big Blue Marble Nov 2023 #3

Thanks for the link and the number stage left Nov 2023 #9

As I understand tens, they block the pain. Big Blue Marble Nov 2023 #13

Thank you so much for the information. stage left Nov 2023 #15

You can try CBD, either the cream or the oral stuff Warpy Nov 2023 #4

Wow stage left Nov 2023 #10

When I got too old for Boston winters Warpy Nov 2023 #11

I didn't entirely avoid them. stage left Nov 2023 #16

I use this. OldBaldy1701E Nov 2023 #12

Thanks stage left Nov 2023 #17

Neuopathy Here yankee87 Nov 2023 #14

Glad to hear that you're better. stage left Nov 2023 #18

Have you considered the Qutenza patch? Mugu Dec 2023 #19

I think Quetenza stage left Jan 2024 #21

Qutenza is an 8% capsaicin patch. All of the OTC patches that i've seen are 2.5% or less. Mugu Jan 2024 #24

I'm dealing with neuropathy and coping. GoodRaisin Dec 2023 #20

Thanks so much for your response. stage left Jan 2024 #22