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SURVEY DOCUMENTS SOME RELIEF OF DIABETIC NEUROPATHIC PAIN USING ELECTRICAL STIMULATION.
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Peripheral neuropathic pain, which affects more than 36% of diabetic patients, is most often treated symptomatically with analgesics and other pharmaceuticals, with variable results. Published studies suggesting that electrical stimulation using the proprietary H-wave machine could be an effective treatment for the pain of diabetic neuropathy, prompted Inderjeet Singh Julka, MD, et. al., to undertake a survey to evaluate the long-term effectiveness of the therapy and to attempt to ...
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