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Synopsis
Peripheral Neuropathy is a progressive neurological disorder characterized by tingling, numbness, burning, pain, loss of balance, and ultimately leading to falls.
While there are plenty of medical books with a focus on medication, this book provides an insight into self-management, available treatment options, and natural methods to manage peripheral neuropathy while maintaining the quality of life. This book would benefit patients who have symptoms of neuropathy or someone who has already been diagnosed with peripheral neuropathy.
Dr. Stephen is a master clinician (PT) specializing in advanced orthopedic manual techniques, peripheral neuropathy and complex spinal conditions. He is the clinic director for Rehab Specialists ( a multi-specialty rehabilitation clinic)in Portage, Michigan, USA. Since graduating from physiotherapy school in the early 90's, he has gained over 28 years of clinical experience and has three post-graduate clinical specializations.
In 2006, he earned a post-professional clinical doctorate with a focus on advanced orthopedics. He is a credentialed clinical instructor with years of teaching experience. Dr. Stephen is an expert in treating back and neck pain with radiating symptoms.
He enjoys mentoring others and sharing his expertise. A passion for research led him to develop an evidence-based protocol for treating peripheral neuropathy which is the basis of this book.
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