In addition to Reflexology, you may wish to investigate Anodyne Therapy,
which is simply infra red therapy. It may be helpful for your Lyme
connected neuropathy, also. It is non-invasive, painless, non-toxic, and
certainly worth a try. I consider it nothing short of a miracle, and
Medicare covers it. You need to find a rehab center that has it. Most
doctors don't even know about it. Mine didn't, but I talked her into
writing a referral for me, and Anodyne cured my chronic tendonitis in both
wrists (neither chiropractic nor acupuncture touched it.). No cortisone
shots, no pain, just blessed relief. Check these sites out as possible
helps for Lyme related neuropathy. They do get fantastic results with
diabetic neuropathy. My therapist said he recently treated a woman who had
no feeling from toes to knees, and her doctors had given up. Before long,
she once again had feeling in her feet!
http://www.anodynetherapy.com/PDF%20Files/NeuropathicPain.pdf
http://www.diabetesincontrol.com/annodyne/anodyne10_31_01.php
There are also Anodyne units for sale or rent. (Bring lots of
money.) However, on the Internet, you can find generic units which sell
for a tiny fraction of the cost of the patented article. Even E-Bay
features them. I have friends who are reporting relief for numerous
painful conditions using them, and if my problems flare up again, I will be
there bidding on one to use right at home.
I hope you find some thing useful from this. I have a nephew who is very
ill and in the process of being diagnosed with Lyme. His (idiot) doctor
doesn't think he has it, but every single symptom he has was on the Lyme
checklist from one of the Lyme sites I researched for him. It is only a
matter of time before they leave that close-minded psuedo-professional and
pursue a specialist in Lyme Disease. Of course, CS was the first thing I
recommended to them and he is now buying his own CS unit! If you can offer
some other ideas in addition, that you found helpful for combatting
Lyme, they will be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance. Marlys
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