Life is short; the very luckiest among us will live to see seven or eight decades. Unfortunately for many people, years of life don’t always translate to actually living. If you suffer from neuropathic pain, for example, you may experience far too much pain and discomfort to travel, work, or play. If this sounds like your life, a non-invasive alternative solution may just provide the key to simplifying your pain regimen.

Madison, a 55-year-old mother from Los Angeles, CA, has been suffering from neuropathic pain for almost 5 years now. She was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes when she was 40 years old, and due to being unable to afford all of her medications, she started to develop complications ranging from chronic foot ulcers to neuropathic pain. She was introduced to a non-invasive alternative solution backed by a Nobel prize-winning science to provide significant relief from her neuropathic pain and help her save money while improving her quality of life and reducing the risk of further complications.

Risks of Invasive Procedures

In most cases, medical professionals have to weigh the benefits of applications against the potential risks involved. They may even select a solution that is less effective for a condition because it is far less dangerous. Accordingly, non-invasive options that actually work can be a great choice for relevant conditions.

Minimally invasive surgery is accomplished using smaller incisions and therefore requires less recuperation time. Although it is generally considered safer, it still comes with risks related to anesthesia. In addition, any procedures that break the skin risk bleeding and infection (Mayo Clinic).

If you are already dealing with existing pain and mobility issues, you want to feel better, not worse. Why start with an application that can lead to potential infections or extend your recovery time? As a completely non-invasive application, D’OXYVA helps people potentially enhance the healing process without the risk of invasive procedures.

Multiple Symptom Application

According to the AARP, the average person 45 or older in the US takes at least four prescription medications every day. While such an involved regimen can be helpful in getting people back to living their lives, it can also be stifling. Each of those prescriptions costs money, and even the copays can get expensive.

Remembering to take each of the medications at the right time can also get confusing. There are pills to take at night and others to take in the morning. Certain solution can only be administered on an empty stomach, while others require a full meal. Of course, with each combination of application, there is always the potential for problems with drug interactions. Considering the money and time spent, patients can begin to wonder if it is all worth it.

That is why an application that addresses root causes can be a great find. D’OXYVA, for example, is designed to improve both micro- and macrocirculation within the body. That makes it a powerful tool to address a wide variety of conditions that allows you to save money and time by simplifying your healing and pain-relieving procedures. More money and more time mean more freedom to live your everyday life to the fullest.

Ask Your Doctor About D’OXYVA

D’OXYVA is completely noninvasive and effective against a variety of problems. By addressing the root cause of circulation difficulties, D’OXYVA helps eliminate the appearance of varicose veins and significantly reduces healing time for diabetic wounds in addition to its unparalleled record of alleviating many forms of neuropathic and chronic pain without addiction. Contact your doctor today and ask about D’OXYVA.

References:

• https://assets.aarp.org/rgcenter/health/rx_midlife_plus.pdf
• http://mayoclinic.org/tests-procedures/minimally-invasive-surgery/about/pac-20384771

HOW D’OXYVA CAN HELP?

D’OXYVA is the only fully noninvasive, completely painless over-the-skin microcirculatory and nerve stimulant solution that has been validated to significantly improve microcirculation.

The improvement of microcirculation, i.e., blood flow to the smallest blood vessels, benefits one’s health, immune system and overall sense of well-being in a variety of ways.