Man Experiencing Neuropathy
Ann Bruinsma Ann Bruinsma

Man Experiencing Neuropathy

Man experiencing Neuropathy

Disclaimer: I am not a certified health care provider. Consult your doctor with any health questions and concerns.

In the last year, a tremendous number of clients age 45-85 have come in with neuropathy symptoms: nerve damage causing pain, numbness, tingling, and/or weakness. Many experience a tingling sensation in their feet and toes, and have found minimal relief despite consulting doctors. Causes range from the side effects of chemotherapy to infection to unknown sources.  

In March, a client reached out with alarming news. As a 50 year-old man in excellent health, he was shocked to find his body debilitated and non-functional. In just a few days, he went from highly active to unable to walk. 

  • Tingling pins and needles from the knees and elbows down

  • Numbness

  • Double vision

  • Orbital headaches

  • Dizziness

  • Fatigue

Doctors stated that the myelin sheaths on his nerves were degenerating due to a recent infection.  After nearly a week in the hospital, he was released with no treatment protocol other than rest. They expected basic functions to return in 8 weeks and a full recovery in 6 months.  

He was in a state of shock and despair.  'Waiting" to feel better went against his nature.

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