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Old 06-21-2009, 12:42 PM #1
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Hi there, found your site by accident, perhaps Providence.

Still stumbling around trying to learn how to manage things here. My main reason for joining was to learn if there were folks out there who have used the ReBuilder medical device for-- periphial neuropathy and or-- restless leg syndrome -- fasciculations in the lower legs?

Looked everywhere I can think of and cannot find any clinical studies or reports on efficacy other than manufacturer site/sales affiliates.

Would love to hear feedback from forum. Thanks!

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Hi there, found your site by accident, perhaps Providence.

Still stumbling around trying to learn how to manage things here. My main reason for joining was to learn if there were folks out there who have used the ReBuilder medical device for-- periphial neuropathy and or-- restless leg syndrome -- fasciculations in the lower legs?

Looked everywhere I can think of and cannot find any clinical studies or reports on efficacy other than manufacturer site/sales affiliates.

Would love to hear feedback from forum. Thanks!

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Hi Welcome to NeuroTalk. I've moved your thread to have its own spot on this forum. You are more likely to get answers that way.

I've sent you a visitor message too. Check your profile please.
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Hi Linda, and welcome to NeuroTalk! This is such a great place with so many helpful, friendly, and caring people.

We're so glad you found us!

Here are links to the Peripheral Neuropathy and the Restless Legs Syndrome.

http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forum20.html

http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forum65.html
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Hi there, found your site by accident, perhaps Providence.

Still stumbling around trying to learn how to manage things here. My main reason for joining was to learn if there were folks out there who have used the ReBuilder medical device for-- periphial neuropathy and or-- restless leg syndrome -- fasciculations in the lower legs?

Looked everywhere I can think of and cannot find any clinical studies or reports on efficacy other than manufacturer site/sales affiliates.

Would love to hear feedback from forum. Thanks!

Linda-tinglytoes

So sorry you're having those issues. I'll be looking for info. Is it a exercise unit or like durable medical equipment? What's it do?
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Hi there, found your site by accident, perhaps Providence.

Still stumbling around trying to learn how to manage things here. My main reason for joining was to learn if there were folks out there who have used the ReBuilder medical device for-- periphial neuropathy and or-- restless leg syndrome -- fasciculations in the lower legs?

Looked everywhere I can think of and cannot find any clinical studies or reports on efficacy other than manufacturer site/sales affiliates.

Would love to hear feedback from forum. Thanks!

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