Neural Therapy

[lkastl]

Hi Dale

lkastl here. . . I have had issues post-ADR and as Mark mentions, did a lot of research to try and find some relief from my residual pain. I am doing prolotherapy. I have heard the term neural therapy, but I have to say I am not familiar with it. However, I am happy to give you the name of my Prolotherapy doc who may have knowledge/infomation for you. Dr. Bjorn Eek practices in Santa Barbara. I dont have his Santa Barbara address or phone number, as I see him at his Nor. Cal office. Seek him out if you can. He is an expert in soft tissue dysfunction. Good luck.

Laurel

[dshobbies]

Thanks Laurel for the referrel. Dr. Shields didn't think prolo was the correct treatment for my nerve damage but perhaps neural therapy was. As explained to me, neural therapy is injecting a sedative into nerve ganglia in hopes of calming the nerves.

I found a few doctors in this area via the internet but would prefer some first hand experience. At 19 months post-op, my healing clock is ticking and there really hasn't been much improvement this past year. So I'm looking for almost anything I can.

In short, I'm desperate!

[Maria]

It's sounds like a promising modality if the effect could be lasting or even enough to cover the pain while nerves calm down (which may take years?).. I just have to wonder since I lived with this really weird bilateral lower extremity uproar of nerve pain status post my failed 2nd spine surgery (percutaneous discectomy) and the nerve burning bilat thru glutes and lower extrems lasted 5 long years and was like severe gnawing burning pain like muscles were in constant state of contraction~

Thankfully Neurontin and Methadone plus enough ESIs seem to have blotted this nerve pain out but whew... it was nightmarish so I can definately understand DESPERATE~ and willing to try this modality. Please let us know if it has any effect whatsoever~