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Medically reviewed by Dr James Bristol, MD, PhD · Updated 2026-11-14

Clinical pages on this site are reviewed by Dr James Bristol, MD, PhD, Consultant in Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Therapy. Each page shows the date it was last reviewed.

About the reviewer

Dr James Bristol, MD, PhD is a physician and biomedical researcher specialising in stem cell biology and regenerative medicine, including mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs), cellular therapies and regenerative approaches to degenerative conditions. He works with the Bangkok clinic that patients referred through this site may choose; see our referral disclosure.

Review process

  • Pages are checked against current guidelines and published studies
  • Claims about newer treatments such as PRP and stem cells must cite published research and state its limits
  • We do not publish cure claims or guaranteed results

Find the cause

Diabetes, chemotherapy, HIV, B12 and more: treatment starts there.

Relieve the pain

Guideline medicines, capsaicin, exercise and foot care.

Explore what's next

PRP and stem cell research, with honest limits.

Free guide · Step 1 of 2

Neuropathy relief: the 7-step plan for burning, numb or tingling nerves

What to check first, what helps day to day, which medicines guidelines recommend, and the newer regenerative options being studied. Free on WhatsApp.

Step 2 of 2

Last step: do you have nerve test results or a medical report?

If yes, a doctor reviews it for free and tells you whether regenerative or other non-surgical options could suit you.

WhatsApp opens with your message ready. Tap send, then tap the paperclip to attach your report or photos.