Studies at the University of California found that a carefully angled mirror, allowing the amputee to watch the remaining leg moving up and down while imagining that both legs were making the same movements, was able to reduce or even eradicate the phantom pain.  Some years ago, researchers at the Royal National Hospital for Rheumatic ...

My friend has had a below-knee amputation 5 months ago. She is troubled with severe phantom  pains and itching where her lower leg once was. Doctors have put her onto tablets which do help but the side effects have stopped her from using them. I understand that the phantom sensations have to do with the Etheric lower leg but can anyone ...