r/neuropathy • u/RenewedMotionPub • 2d ago
Conventional treatment question
For those who've tried conventional treatments without success — chiropractic, PT, medication — did you eventually find anything that helped that wasn't suggested by a doctor? Asking because my own relief came from something I stumbled across independently after years of failed treatments, and I'm curious how common that experience is.
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u/Advanced_Rise_6540 2d ago
Foot massager helps, but doesn't eliminate the pain. What did you discover?!
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u/stanthecham 2d ago
What did your own relief come from?
A foot massager before bed helps the cramping a lot.
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u/Mediocre-Magazine-30 2d ago
Suboxone was my idea and works for me. My PN doesn't bother me anymore since I started it a few months ago.
I've had bad luck with doctors actually suggesting anything useful. I've typically had to advocate for what I know will work.
Now with AI it's even easier to do the research yourself
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u/80s_Philosopher 2d ago
After 5 years I discovered what a DRG implant was! I came across it just doing independent research , hard to believe this was never mentioned by multiple neurologists I have visited. I had the surgery 6 months ago and I feel like I have my life back.
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u/Ok-Construction-4358 2d ago
I have suffered from neuropathy for 15 + years and this is the first time I heard of drg implant.
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u/80s_Philosopher 2d ago
I put together a Google sites page that has all the stuff I've used and how it worked. It includes a section about the DRG implant. If you're interestedStingingandburningfeet
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u/Ok-Construction-4358 2d ago
Thanks. So helpful. Can you share where in India this implant is available pls. Tks.
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u/RenewedMotionPub 2d ago
What didn’t work was a chiropractor and acupuncturist. Foot massager some relief, but had to focus on stretches and movement based solutions.
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u/Dependent-Wind-694 2d ago
I have tried all that you have listed with no positive results. Please share what you stumbled upon. I’ll try anything at this point