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If you are tired of taking endless prescription pain killers for your peripheral neuropathy, we have great news for you!
At St. Augustine Spine Center we have developed a drug-free program utilizing multiple therapies to relieve your symptoms of peripheral neuropathy.
The foundation of this highly successful treatment regimen is Class IV Laser Therapy. Our program also incorporates several other modalities to improve nerve function, some of which include vibration therapy, balance training, and soft tissue mobilization.
We also utilize nutritional support, when necessary, to help address vitamin deficiencies and improve circulation. With this multi-faceted approach, we are able to customize the program to your individual needs and achieve the most effective results in relieving your symptoms of peripheral neuropathy.
Class IV laser therapy may be used as part of a neuropathy care plan to support circulation, reduce inflammation, and encourage cellular activity in the treated area. During treatment, laser energy is applied to specific areas based on symptoms and clinical findings.
Laser therapy is non-invasive and does not involve surgery, needles, or medication. Treatment settings and frequency are customized based on each patient’s symptoms, health history, condition severity, and response to care.
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Neuropathy can be progressive for some patients, meaning symptoms may worsen over time. Early evaluation is important because nerve-related symptoms can become more difficult to manage when they are ignored for too long.
A consultation can help determine whether your symptoms may be related to peripheral neuropathy and whether our non-invasive care approach may be appropriate for your condition.
It is not always easy to pinpoint the cause of peripheral neuropathy. A number of factors can contribute. A consultation and evaluation can help determine whether our non-invasive care approach may be appropriate for your symptoms.
Diabetes is a common cause of peripheral neuropathy and may contribute to burning, tingling, numbness, or pain in the feet and hands.
Some patients develop neuropathy symptoms during or after chemotherapy treatment.
Neuropathy symptoms may occur after nerve injury, trauma, compression, or ongoing irritation.
Poor circulation and reduced blood supply may contribute to nerve-related symptoms in the legs, feet, or hands.
Autoimmune disease, kidney disease, liver disease, thyroid conditions, and certain infections may be associated with peripheral neuropathy.
Restless legs symptoms can overlap with neuropathy symptoms, including cramping, discomfort, and unpleasant sensations in the legs.
Excessive alcohol use may contribute to nerve irritation or neuropathy symptoms in some patients.
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