Product Description Complete Guide to the millions that are painful and debilitating peripheral neuropathy. Covered the causes, symptoms, tests and treatments, both conventional and alternative, and how to manage day to day. The book is written from the perspective of patient views of over 200 patients on treatment. There are also special sections for people with diabetes or HIV-related neuropathy (up to half of these groups are affected), as well as reports of experimental drugs in the pipeline. Entries from 12 internationally renowned neurologists have been incorporated.
Numb Toes and Aching Soles: Coping with Peripheral Neuropathy
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Rating: 3 / 5
This book is a very informative book on peripheral neuropathy. It recommends no solution, but tells us what works and what does not work for others. A very interesting book for anyone who has a neuropathic disease.
Rating: 5 / 5
For people with peripheral neuropathy, this book will offer some hope – but not too much. He is honest, which is obviously bad news for people with disabilities. It gives you the therapy from many angles. Who knows? You might get one that works for you.
Rating: 4 / 5
My daughter has a peripheral neuropathy caused by chemotherapy treatment for breast cancer. This book is "Aching Soles Numb toes," written by John Senneff, the first book she wrote, "saying it is." The book gives detailed descriptions of different types and levels of pain. . . from minor to excruciating pain. . . which may be experienced by those who suffer from peripheral neuropathy. It also describes the various drugs that may reduce or completely stop the pain, including opiates, as Fentynl, methadone, etc. He carefully that generally doctors specialized pain are not afraid to delete. (Note: A new drug that came out after his book was published, is "lyrics" which seems to help some diseases PN find relief.) It should be noted that John Senneff, can be handled with peripheral neuropathy, and how it is to deal with it. It is not a doctor, but he was looking for answers, and did extensive research on this subject before publishing his book. The book is written in language easy to understand. I recommend this book to anyone seeking useful information on peripheral neuropathy. . . even in the medical field who really want to help their patients find relief from this painful disease.
Rating: 5 / 5
This can be useful for potential customers to understand that this is essentially a literature review by a lawyer that PN is not a book written by a physician experienced in treating the problem. The book apparently contains all the literary references conceivable reading, and many anecdotal comments / heal. There is much that you can find if you searched each issue of Prevention magazine research for a cure desease – you can find everything from herbal remedies to surgery and have an idea of what, if anything can work for you. Perhaps the best we could expect, given the apparent lack of research on the disease, and some might find useful, but it was disappointing for me.
Rating: 1 / 5