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Old 02-12-2016, 03:14 PM #12
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I'm afraid my problems only increased. I tried Physical Therapy but didn't have enough improvement in five weeks of sessions, twice a week with practice between.

I did however, get leg braces, which have vastly improved my balance and walking.

I have PROFOUND PN with two of the three major leg nerves GONE, and the third one severely damaged.

I start Physical therapy tomorrow to learn how to get maximum results.

I have had the braces for three weeks, and hate to take them off to go to bed.

Best wishes, ElaineD
be careful while doing physical therapy for balance. i have been falling more often as the degree and area of numbness in my feet and legs increases. I did two months of balance therapy, which was quite intensive, using balance machines and harnesses. i felt i was making progress, but had injured my toe and didnt realize it. it became infected which progressed to osteomyelitis, which resulted in amputation. just make sure you check your feet regularly especially if you do the same type intensive balance therpay.
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