Re: Meralgia paresthetica

: I have been diagnosed with meralgia paresthetica
: in my right thigh. My neurologist prescribed neurontin
: 300 mg. Tid. I tried this for over a month with no relief. My neurologist said the next step would be injections into the thigh or else surgery. This condition has become worse and is very cripling as I cannot walk or stand for more than 20 minutes without
: severe pain in ther right outer thigh. Do you think a
: chiropracter would be able to help me? If so, what
: would he do?

Posted By Ruth McKay on February 17, 2004 at 16:45:00:

In Reply to: Meralgia paresthetica posted by Robert Kulczyk on January 02, 2004 at 11:42:01:

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Comments:: : I have been diagnosed with meralgia paresthetica : : in my right thigh. My neurologist prescribed neurontin : : 300 mg. Tid. I tried this for over a month with no relief. My neurologist said the next step would be injections into the thigh or else surgery. This condition has become worse and is very cripling as I cannot walk or stand for more than 20 minutes without : : severe pain in ther right outer thigh. Do you think a : : chiropracter would be able to help me? If so, what : : would he do?

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