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Default Homeopathy/Alt medicine for nerve pain?

Has anyone ever tried the homeopathic route for nerve pain and been successful? What did you try if it worked (or didn't)? I've also read acupuncture can be beneficial for some people and nerve pain. Anyone tried that? I've never been one to believe in alt medicine or anything like that, but at this point I'm so willing to try.
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