ANODYNE THERAPY AND DIABETIC PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY
If you have peripheral neuropathy, you are not alone. An estimated more than 20 million people suffer from its complications, which can include pain, numbness, balance problems and slow-healing foot wounds and amputations.
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 sweething |
November 6, 2009 3:39 PM I have received anodyne therapy as both a physical therapy patient and now at home. I have 2 units of my own. Medicare does not, any longer, pay anything for reimbursement to the facility giving the treatments, or if you buy your own machine. I do my treatments about every other day, and have continued improvement of my balance. I was falling almost weekly. I've fallen I think once in the past year. And that was something stupid I did! I continue medications for the PN, but anodyne has become an integral part of my treatment |
