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Old 01-01-2007, 12:38 PM #1
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anyone tried 'nerve fix'? i believe it is herbal and for neuropathies. i am wondering if it is worth a try? joan
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Can you please tell me more about this? What exactly is it??? Thanks.
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Joan,

Do you have a link or something where we can all peek at this - I'm curious too.
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http://www.elixirs.com/products.cfm?productcode=s112b
HERE IS ONE LINK ABOUT NERVE FIX. I HAVE NOT TRIED IT, BUT HAVE TRIED OTHER HERBAL OR VITAMIN REMEDIES FOR OTHER PROBLEMS WITH GOOD RESULTS SO I WAS JSUT WONDEING IF ANYONE ELSE HAD TRIED IT.
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the price varies quite a bit - i remember that people used to suggest iherb quite often for good prices .

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http://www.iherb.com/store/productde...&pid=NTC-31460
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Ok Everybody here is your answer.. I have had 7 surgeries on my left ankle.
and had very bad nerve pain. I found nerve fix a few weeks ago and I am pain free. Go out and get you some it does work.
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Hi teacuppoodle,

Great, happy for you! Where did you find it and under what name? Thanks ahead of time. Have a great day. Loretta Jewell
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I've never heard of the drug "Nerve Fix" before so will have to check it out - thank you so much for mentioning it! I do think it will be like most other drugs for RSD though - what works for one might not work for the other etc. It is definitely worth looking into though and i'll mention it to my Pain Management Doctor next time I see him.

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I asked this question here a year ago ... Can't believe it is still bing talked about. I forgot about it! Joan
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