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This is a forum for those who suffer from PMLT--Painful Legs and Moving Toes ... more

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Acupuncture

kmaze001 posted:

I have made an appointment for an acupuncture treatment for my PLMT. I would be interested to know if anyone has tried this and what result they got.

1 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:AcupunctureI have made an appointment for an acupuncture treatment for my PLMT. I would be interested to know if anyone has tried this and what result they got.

kmaze001 responded:

I have now had four acupuncture treatments. The first one resulted in surprising success: My toe movements stopped for close to two days. I was hopeful going into the second session, but nothing changed. Same for the third session. At my fourth appointment, which was the other day, I did get some relief but only during my treatment. My practitioner is going to do some testing on me, for nutritional deficiencies and heavy metal toxicity. Meantime, I am supplementing with magnesium and iron. I'm not sure how long I will continue to try acupuncture. On the plus side, the procedure itself is painless and actually quite soothing and relaxing.

Report This| Share this:AcupunctureI have now had four acupuncture treatments. The first one resulted in surprising success: My toe movements stopped for close to two days. I was hopeful going into the second session, but nothing changed. Same for the third session. At my fourth appointment, which was the other day, I did get some relief but only during my treatment. My practitioner is going to do some testing on me, for nutritional deficiencies and heavy metal toxicity. Meantime, I am supplementing with magnesium and iron. I'm not sure how long I will continue to try acupuncture. On the plus side, the procedure itself is painless and actually quite soothing and relaxing.

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