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Old 04-29-2011, 10:35 PM #1
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Default anyone try Low Level Laser Therapy or LED for PN?

I was at the orthopedic office today for a check up on my back; i saw the NP and told her my biggest issue was my PN. Did dshe have the magic bullet. we discussed where I have been and such....she showed me a website about this Low Level Laser Therapy and said they had 2 patients that were having relief; told me to use my common sense and due diligence/

so here I am....

the website is this the denver neuropathy treatment center dot com

says there are 280 nationwide so anyone have any experience with this?

THX
ROB
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