Yes,
some have a cure but not all.
That is why we need more neuropathy
research!
Carpel Tunnel is an entrapment neuropathy (see Dr. Latov) and is often very successfully treated with surgery!
Vasculitic neuropathies are treatable and must be treated according to Dr. Latov.
Neuropathies caused by poor diet can often be reversed by a nutritionist recommended diet.
Neuropathies caused by some toxins can be reversed by removing the patient from the toxin.
Neuropathies caused by vitamin deficiencies such as low vitamin B-12 can be reversed by increasing the levels of B-12 or the appropriate vitamin.
Neuropathies caused by too much or not enough vitamin B-6 can be reversed by the appropriate action.
Read Dr. Latov’s book for you will see a great discussion of these facts.
Are there answers for neuropathies such as hereditary neuropathies, some diabetic neuropathies that continue even with glucose level control, chemotherapy or radiation or cancer induced, or the mysteries in celiac’s neuropathy, autoimmune neuropathies, neuropathies from Lyme disease, neuropathies from Amyloidosis, idiopathic neuropathies and so many more? No. Do we need more research? Do we need more tools for diagnosis and treatment?
Let me end this with Mims Cushing’s definition of idiopathic which technically means of “unknown cause.” She said that it sounds to her more like “idiot” and pathetic” and to me this means, we must have more research to eliminate this term!
Carpel Tunnel is an entrapment neuropathy (see Dr. Latov) and is often very successfully treated with surgery!
Vasculitic neuropathies are treatable and must be treated according to Dr. Latov.
Neuropathies caused by poor diet can often be reversed by a nutritionist recommended diet.
Neuropathies caused by some toxins can be reversed by removing the patient from the toxin.
Neuropathies caused by vitamin deficiencies such as low vitamin B-12 can be reversed by increasing the levels of B-12 or the appropriate vitamin.
Neuropathies caused by too much or not enough vitamin B-6 can be reversed by the appropriate action.
Read Dr. Latov’s book for you will see a great discussion of these facts.
Are there answers for neuropathies such as hereditary neuropathies, some diabetic neuropathies that continue even with glucose level control, chemotherapy or radiation or cancer induced, or the mysteries in celiac’s neuropathy, autoimmune neuropathies, neuropathies from Lyme disease, neuropathies from Amyloidosis, idiopathic neuropathies and so many more? No. Do we need more research? Do we need more tools for diagnosis and treatment?
Let me end this with Mims Cushing’s definition of idiopathic which technically means of “unknown cause.” She said that it sounds to her more like “idiot” and pathetic” and to me this means, we must have more research to eliminate this term!
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