Most mainstream treatment for peripheral neuropathy consists of medication: gabapentin, pregabalin, antidepressants used for nerve pain. These can dull symptoms, but the prospect of taking pills forever while the underlying nerve damage continues leaves a lot of patients looking for something better.
Our approach
Our combination of technology and treatment protocols is aimed at giving your body what it needs to heal the damaged nerves themselves. The key to our success rate is treating the nerve, not just the signal.
Depending on your assessment, a protocol may include:
- Electrotherapy / nerve stimulation to re-recruit damaged nerve fibers
- Vasodilation therapy to improve blood supply to the affected nerves, since poor microcirculation is a primary driver of nerve death
- Targeted nutritional support for nerve repair
- Blood sugar and metabolic management, because in diabetic neuropathy nothing works durably while glucose stays uncontrolled
- Rehabilitation to restore balance and reduce fall risk
Living with neuropathy
Anyone who has neuropathy understands how hard a single day can be. Simple things (getting out of bed, getting dressed, standing long enough to cook) become genuinely difficult. Even a walk around the block can feel impossible.
Our protocol may help symptoms such as:
- Burning in the feet, especially at night
- Numbness and loss of sensation
- Sharp, electric, stabbing pain
- Tingling and crawling sensations
- Pain and instability while walking
- Balance problems and fear of falling
Setting expectations
Nerve tissue repairs slowly: this is measured in months, not days, and results depend heavily on how long the neuropathy has been present and what's causing it. Many patients notice progressive improvement as treatment continues. We will tell you honestly at your consultation whether we think you're a good candidate.
If you're ready to explore a different approach to neuropathy, our team is here to help you understand your options.