Services · Pain management
Neuropathy treatment
Non-invasive care for burning, tingling and numbness in the hands and feet, aimed at the cause of the nerve damage.
Start by finding the cause
Neuropathy disrupts the signals between your nerves and your brain and spinal cord. Left alone, it can get worse and affect your balance, sleep and comfort. Diabetes is the most common cause, but not the only one, so we start by finding yours.
Signs of neuropathy
- Tingling or pins and needles in hands or feet
- Numbness or trouble feeling hot and cold
- Burning or stabbing pain, often at night
- Muscle weakness or poor coordination
- Sensitivity to touch
- Cramping or twitching in legs or arms
- Balance problems or falls
- Foot sores that heal slowly
Common causes
- Diabetes and high blood sugar
- Injury or repetitive stress
- Autoimmune disease such as lupus or RA
- Chemotherapy or toxic exposure
- Long-term alcohol use
- Vitamin B12 deficiency
- Infections such as shingles or Lyme disease
- Nerve compression from a herniated disc
Your neuropathy treatment plan
Nerve evaluation
We review your symptoms, history and any testing needed to find the type and cause of your neuropathy.
Laser therapy
Drug-free light therapy used to increase blood flow and ease pain. Your provider tracks how you respond over a series of sessions.
Physical therapy
Exercises for strength, balance and coordination that support recovery and lower fall risk.
Ongoing monitoring
We track progress regularly and adjust your plan as you respond.
Don't live another day in pain.
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