Idiopathic neuropathy is a type of nerve damage where a specific underlying cause cannot be identified. It may affect the nerves in the hands and feet (peripheral neuropathy), although in some cases it can involve facial nerves – such as in idiopathic forms of Bell’s palsy or trigeminal neuralgia.
Idiopathic neuropathy is a type of nerve damage where a specific underlying cause cannot be identified. It may affect the nerves in the hands and feet (peripheral neuropathy), although in some cases it can involve facial nerves – such as in idiopathic forms of Bell’s palsy or trigeminal neuralgia.1
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coMra TO TREAT DIFFERENT TYPES OF NEUROPATHY
Symptoms of idiopathic neuropathy include:2
- Nerve pain.
- Numbness or tingling.
- Muscle weakness or cramps.
- Unsteadiness when standing or walking.
- Faintness when standing.
Did you know? Nearly a quarter (around 23%) of peripheral neuropathy cases are considered idiopathic.2
While other types of neuropathy have clear underlying causes, like diabetes or surgical trauma, idiopathic neuropathy has no clear cause, which makes it difficult to treat. However, with coMra therapy, the treatment approach is not limited to an isolated cause. coMra provides direct support to the damaged nerves to activate their own self-repair, regardless of what caused the problem in the first place.1
TREATING IDIOPATHIC NEUROPATHY WITH coMra
There are three principles to treating idiopathic neuropathy with non-invasive coMra protocols.1
1. Treat the nerves in the area where you experience pain, tingling or numbness.
Apply coMra directly over the affected areas, to relieve pain and stimulate the nerves’ self-repair process.
2. Treat the roots of the damaged nerves and blood supply.
Treating the nerve roots on both sides of the spine helps provide proper nerve nutrition, remove toxins, repair possible viral injury and support regeneration of the damaged nerve structure and function.
Because nerve damage can also be caused by poor circulation, apply coMra’s UNIVERSAL 3 protocol to help with the following:
- Increase the blood’s capacity to transport oxygen.
- Improve blood rheology and microcirculation.
- Enhance the body’s ability to self-repair.
- Restore immune and endocrine balance.
3. Support systemic regeneration and nervous system balance.
In idiopathic neuropathy, the underlying cause of nerve injury is unknown, so it’s important to strengthen the body’s overall healing capacity. Use UNIVERSAL 7 (Nervous System) to support nerve communication and stress regulation, and UNIVERSAL 5 (for emotional exhaustion) to promote relaxation, reduce nervous tension and improve recovery.
coMra PROTOCOLS FOR IDIOPATHIC NEUROPATHY1,3
NEUROLOGY 3: Treats neuropathy of the facial nerve, Bell’s palsy.
NEUROLOGY 4: Treats damage to trigeminal nerve, trigeminal neuralgia.
NEUROLOGY 15: Treats polyneuropathy, targeting nerves in the hand, foot and leg and nerve roots.
UNIVERSAL 3: Works on the blood and lymph nodes, providing systemic support.
UNIVERSAL 4: Systemic support, treats physical exhaustion.
UNIVERSAL 5: Systemic support, treats emotional exhaustion.
UNIVERSAL 5:
Recommended course:
- 2 x daily
- Use until you notice improvement and then continue for 7 more days.
- Allow 2 weeks rest and repeat course as needed.
When treating idiopathic neuropathy and other types of nerve damage, coMra helps with both pain relief and sustainable, lasting nerve repair.1
Note: coMra is a powerful modality. The uses described in our articles are those recommended by the coMra User Guide and apply mainly to home users and use in hospitals. Experience over many years has shown that in the case of most chronic conditions, treatments can also be spread out to once or twice per week, without taking the breaks outlined in the guide.
