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Location: San Diego
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Barbara,
We're all different but I have found two definite, for sure, cause and effects for me.
1) Strong emotion (especially anger) makes my PN dramatically worse, and it continues for days after. Intense pain is a great teacher. I've learned to control my emotions and be accepting of things without reacting.
2) Micro-electric stimulation (the Rebuilder or equivalent) provides relief that lasts for days. During really bad flare-ups, twice a day for two days provides almost total pain relief that lasts for days. Usually, once a week is all I need to be pretty pain free. The down side is that the Rebuilder using the water bath method is a hassle to use, as is lugging the stuff around when we travel, especially now with paranoid security. The Rebuilder looks like a bomb detonator!
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David - Idiopathic polyneuropathy since 1993
"If you trust Google more than your doctor, than maybe it's time to switch doctors" Jadelr and Cristina Cordova, "Chasing Windmills"
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