José Francisco, 61-year-old patient, shares a testimony of extraordinary recovery after a long and frustrating medical pilgrimage. His problem began as plantar fasciitis that led to a chain of failed treatments — gait correction, infiltrations, shock waves — until reaching surgery, which worsened his situation: after the operation he lost sensitivity in the fourth and fifth toe and developed severe pain that prevented him from walking without crutches. His own surgeon sent him to the pain unit and told him to retire.
He came to Fabiola’s clinic thanks to his son-in-law, with crutches and without hope. From the third or fourth session he began to release the crutch progressively. The evolution had ups and downs but the trend was always ascending, until forgetting about the foot completely. Today he goes out walking daily with his wife for half an hour or an hour, something previously impossible.
He emphasizes with emotion the treatment received at the clinic and that, despite the distance, it is worth coming because “health comes first”. A case that illustrates NESA’s potential in post-surgical neuropathic pain without conventional solution.
