Comprehensive Therapy for Neuropathy Pain—Feet and Hands
With Optional Circulation Support Pad Placements
Boot 122 pads used alone will address most neuropathy pain. However, many patients can benefit from additional supportive pad placements
Boot 122 Pads
– Use strapped down the back of the calves and across the bottom of the feet
– Also use folded around the foot and ankle like a “boot” for more concentration on the foot
Local 132 Pad or alternately the Boot/122
– Lumbar area over L4/5
– Groin on both sides at the femoral arteries and over lymph glands, lymph and blood circulation
– Thighs for circulation
For Neuropathy in the Hands
– For the hand and forearms –rest the hand and wrist on the Local 132 pad for 10 minutes
– Use the Local 132 pad on the cervical and upper thoracic area for 20 minutes. Also support circulation
in lymph areas if edema is present: over the collarbone and under arm areas.
– HINT: Strap the strap to itself, not the pad. Connect the gripper end of the strap to the loopy side of the
strap instead of attaching directly to the pad forming a loop—it is easier to remove.
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David Christenson is the Founder and CEO of Neurocare Pro, serving medical practices across North America. As an expert in the field, David has been a contributing author on the subject of PBM light therapy in various health care publications. He speaks nationally and internationally on the many uses of PBM light therapy, highlighting the research studies done in the areas of brain health, diabetic peripheral neuropathy, and chronic pain relief.
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In addition, David regularly consults with health care professionals on Photobiomodulation Advanced Modalities with an emphasis on business development for medical practices.
