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Has Anyone Had The Nerves Burned For Neuropathy? I
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I’ve had it done before with no success but it’s been a very long time and li don’t remember it. Is it painful afterwards? I have to travel 3 hours after they do it. Any suggestions??

posted May 19, 2018
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A MyChronicPainTeam Member

I will never go back to pain management all you are is a genie pig to them they don't know what is or isn't going to work and plus the last one physically held me down as I was screaming and crying for him to take the needles out of my neck. No way will that ever happen again.

posted May 25, 2018
A MyChronicPainTeam Member

Am about to try it for the first time. Happy to see the question here. Ty

posted May 27, 2018
A MyChronicPainTeam Member

Not sure about neuropathy but I've had my nerves in the lower back burned with Radio Frequency twice now. The 1st time lasted 12mths Wich is considered great. I needed a driver and had to travel 1 hour myself.
The pain for a few days can be worse then what your normal pain is. The 2nd time was much more painful & lasted a week.
It's worth it but I wouldn't go home after the procedure w/o pain meds.
I hope this helps I'm brand new here

posted May 26, 2018
A MyChronicPainTeam Member

My Dr. Did 2 rounds of blocking my nerves now 3rd one he will cotterize burn the nerves in my lower back if that don't work we r going w spinal stem coordinator put in my back

posted May 24, 2018
A MyChronicPainTeam Member

I have Ablations ( that’s laser done to rods inserted in your pinched nerves) to kill nerves. It hurts for a few days after while the nerves are firing but then gets better for months. Eventually they grow back and you have to repeat. But if you have a skilled Anestheologist/ Pain medicine MD it can be very helpful for long periods of time.

posted May 23, 2018

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