Before having an invasive procedure...I'd try using some
acetyl carnitine... Start at 500mg a day, and increase to 2000mg if necessary, weekly. It might help support the damaged mitochondria. There are studies on PubMed showing this is helpful. There are several papers on PubMed like this one:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22271810
use keyword "acetyl carnitine chemotherapy"
I don't see how "compression" is happening. Chemo damages
mitochondria in nerves, but I don't see it causing a compression.
Hypothyroidism will compress because it deposits a tissue there along the nerves and ligaments.
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