WHAT IS NEUROPATHY?
One common type is Large Fiber Mono-Neuropathy. This type of neuropathy often originates near the spine and may radiate into one arm or one leg.
Contributing factors may include prior injuries, spinal degeneration, repetitive stress, arthritis, slips, falls, car accidents, or other structural and neurologic conditions affecting surrounding nerves.
In some cases, progressive spinal conditions associated with neuropathy symptoms may require additional medical or surgical evaluation.
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PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY
Symptoms may include:
- Numbness
- Tingling
- Burning sensations
- Pain
- Weakness
- Balance or stability concerns
Symptoms and severity vary significantly between individuals.
Peripheral neuropathy may be associated with a variety of contributing factors including diabetes, circulatory conditions, injuries, medications, chemotherapy, autoimmune disorders, nutritional deficiencies, and lifestyle-related health conditions.
Changes in circulation and nerve function may contribute to neuropathy symptoms in some patients.
CAUSES OF NEUROPATHY
Peripheral neuropathy may involve many different contributing factors. Common categories include:
Physiological / Functional Causes
Conditions such as diabetes, circulatory disorders, metabolic conditions, and other chronic health concerns may contribute to neuropathy symptoms.
Chemical Causes
Certain medications, chemotherapy, alcohol use, tobacco use, and toxin exposure may contribute to nerve dysfunction.
Physical / Traumatic Causes
Past injuries, spinal degeneration, arthritis, repetitive stress, and trauma may contribute to neuropathy symptoms in some patients.
Neuropathy can affect individuals of many different ages depending on the underlying cause and contributing factors.
WHY OUR PROGRAM?
Peripheral neuropathy symptoms may progressively worsen over time in some patients depending on the underlying cause and contributing factors. Medications are commonly used to help manage symptoms, though many patients continue searching for additional conservative treatment options to help improve comfort, mobility, and daily function.
Our comprehensive approach to peripheral neuropathy focuses on supporting nerve health, circulation, balance, mobility, and overall wellness through individualized treatment planning. Many patients report improvement in symptom severity, function, and quality of life during care, though individual results vary depending on the severity and duration of symptoms, underlying conditions, and patient compliance with treatment recommendations.
IS OUR PROGRAM FOR YOU?
If you are looking for conservative, non-surgical treatment options for neuropathy symptoms, our program may help support comfort, mobility, balance, and overall quality of life.
If your balance or stability has changed over time, our comprehensive treatment approach is designed to help support function and daily activities.
If you are interested in evaluating factors that may be contributing to numbness, tingling, discomfort, or balance concerns, our providers can perform an individualized evaluation to determine whether treatment may be appropriate for your condition.
Peripheral neuropathy symptoms can affect sleep, mobility, comfort, and daily activities. Schedule an evaluation to learn whether our treatment options may help improve your symptoms and overall function.
How It Works
Neuropathy can involve multiple contributing factors related to nerve health, circulation, metabolism, and overall wellness. Healthy circulation and metabolic support are important components of normal nerve function.
Our treatment approach focuses on supporting circulation, nerve function, mobility, balance, and overall wellness through individualized treatment planning and conservative therapies. The goal is to help improve comfort, daily function, and quality of life while addressing factors that may contribute to neuropathy symptoms.
Treatment options within our neuropathy program may include therapies designed to support circulation, nerve stimulation, metabolic health, balance, mobility, and overall function. Depending on the patient’s condition, treatment recommendations may also include lifestyle modifications, nutritional support, rehabilitative therapies, and home-care recommendations.
Each treatment plan is individualized based on provider evaluation, medical history, symptoms, examination findings, and patient goals. Recommendations are designed to help support comfort, daily function, balance, and quality of life through a comprehensive and conservative treatment approach.
TOP QUESTIONS WE HEAR FROM PATIENTS
What causes neuropathy?
Peripheral neuropathy may be associated with many different contributing factors including diabetes, chemotherapy, medications, injuries, circulatory conditions, autoimmune disorders, alcohol use, toxin exposure, and nutritional deficiencies.
Why have I been told nothing can be done for neuropathy?
Many patients seek additional treatment options after trying medications, physical therapy, injections, or other traditional approaches without achieving the level of improvement they were hoping for.
Treatment approaches for neuropathy vary depending on the patient’s symptoms, medical history, underlying conditions, and provider recommendations. Our clinic focuses on a comprehensive, conservative approach designed to support nerve health, circulation, balance, mobility, and overall quality of life.
Am I a candidate?
Eligibility for treatment depends on provider evaluation, medical history, examination findings, and severity of symptoms.
How long do the treatments take?
Treatment times vary depending on the individualized treatment plan and therapies recommended.
Will it hurt?
Many therapies are designed to be well tolerated and comfortable for patients. Treatment recommendations are individualized based on patient tolerance and provider evaluation.
Is the procedure safe?
Risks, benefits, alternatives, and contraindications are reviewed individually with each patient prior to treatment.
How long does it take to see results?
Some patients report improvement within the first several weeks of treatment, though response times and outcomes vary significantly between individuals.
Can Neuropathy symptoms come back?
Long-term symptom management varies depending on underlying conditions, treatment compliance, lifestyle factors, and other contributing health issues.
Does my insurance cover treatment?
Insurance coverage varies depending on the patient’s insurance plan, benefits, medical necessity criteria, and recommended treatment services.
Peripheral neuropathy symptoms and treatment response vary significantly between patients depending on the underlying cause, severity, duration, and contributing medical conditions. No outcome can be guaranteed.
Individual results vary. No outcome can be guaranteed. Treatment recommendations are individualized based on provider evaluation, medical history, examination findings, diagnostic testing when appropriate, and patient goals. Risks, benefits, alternatives, and potential side effects are reviewed with each patient prior to treatment.
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Treatment recommendations may include chiropractic care, rehabilitative therapies, physiotherapy, laser therapy, decompression therapy, nutritional support, soft tissue therapies, and other conservative treatment approaches based on provider evaluation and patient needs.
Our providers pursue ongoing continuing education and clinical training while staying current with emerging research related to patient care, rehabilitation, wellness, and conservative treatment options.