Help for numbness, tingling and burning nerve pain
Peripheral neuropathy happens when nerves in the feet, legs or hands are damaged, often from diabetes, chemotherapy or other causes. It can bring numbness, tingling, burning pain and trouble with balance. Our team combines several approaches to help you feel and move better.
How we treat neuropathy
- Micro-Vas therapy: a pain-free treatment designed to support circulation to the affected area
- Physical therapy: strength, flexibility and balance training to reduce fall risk
- Acupuncture: often used to help manage nerve pain
What to expect at your first visit
We'll start by reviewing your symptoms and history, testing sensation, strength and balance, and setting goals. Micro-Vas sessions are comfortable, and you can relax during treatment.
Frequently asked questions
Can neuropathy be treated without medication?
Many patients use non-drug approaches such as Micro-Vas, physical therapy and acupuncture, either on their own or alongside care from their physician.
Why does neuropathy affect my balance?
Neuropathy can reduce feeling in your feet, making it harder to sense the ground. Balance training helps your body compensate and lowers fall risk.