Neuropathy is the medical term for disease or dysfunction of the nerves. When nerve cells (neurons) are damaged, they cannot effectively communicate with the brain. It affects peripheral nerves, which are those that connect the central nervous system (brain and spinal cord) to the rest of your body.
There are three types of peripheral nerves:
Neuropathy may affect one nerve or nerve type or a combination of peripheral nerves.
The symptoms you experience depend on the nerve(s) affected.
Sensory nerve neuropathy may cause:
Symptoms of motor neuropathy include:
Autonomic neuropathy may cause:
Medical conditions and other factors linked to neuropathy include:
Infections and autoimmune disorders can also cause nerve damage, including a herpes virus infection, Lyme disease, and rheumatoid arthritis.
Rather than simply masking your pain with medication, our staff of qualified medical professionals treat the symptoms relating to neuropathy at the source with electrochemical treatment. This nonsurgical therapy combines injections of a Pharmaceutical Grade Nutrient Blend with electrical cell signaling to provide significant relief from your symptoms in 87% of cases.
One of our medical team members also works with you to better manage the underlying cause of your neuropathy, such as diabetes.
For solutions to your symptoms, schedule an appointment today. Call the office or book your visit online.