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Treating Neuropathy Without Medication

When peripheral neuropathy occurs damaged nerves cause burning, numbness, weakness, pain, debilitated balance, and tingling. A variety of problems within the body could be the cause of the damage to the nerves. Toxic blood sugar levels in diabetics, poor circulation, exposure to certain pesticides, genetic variants, and chronic infections are just a few things that can lead to peripheral neuropathy.

Auto-Immune Disease

Another common cause of peripheral neuropathy due to nerve damage is auto-immunity. With an auto-immune disease, the immune system erroneously begins to attack the body. In many cases, the immune system will kill the nerves, causing peripheral neuropathy.

Do Peripheral Nerves Heal?

According to scientific evidence, peripheral nerves can heal. Once the underlying condition has been addressed, the nerves receive proper support they can heal.

There are a few key factors that determine the chances for the nerves to heal, such as:

  • The cause of the nerve damage
  • The severity of the nerve damage
  • The type of nerve fibers that are damaged

The number of treatments required for the nerves to heal will depend primarily on the severity of the damage and the specific fiber types that are damaged. The main goals of the treatment that we offer include:

  • Provide an optimal environment within the body to promote healing
  • Increase blood flow
  • Stimulate nerves to improve balance and relieve pain
  • Reduce brain-based pain

Our premium treatment rejuvenates nerves by restoring blood flow to the feet and hands. Achieve the results that you desire without the risk of surgery or addictive medications.

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Neuropathy FAQs

What Is Peripheral Neuropathy?
Peripheral neuropathy is a kind of nerve damage that can cause numbness, pain, and weakness in the extremities.
What Are The Symptoms Of Peripheral Neuropathy?

You may notice you are suffering from peripheral neuropathy if you’re feeling pain, numbness, and tingling in your hands or feet, sufferers will often have trouble with balance and tasks such as driving, due to being unable to feel the pedals.

What Causes Peripheral Neuropathy?

The most common cause of peripheral neuropathy is diabetes, though there are over 100 potential causes, including chemotherapy, toxicity, injury, and more.

What Types Of Treatment Are Available For Peripheral Neuropathy?
Traditional medical treatment for peripheral neuropathy often involves strong painkillers, particularly in the case of nerve pain. However, drugs simply alter the brain’s perception of the pain and do nothing to address the actual condition.
How Do You Treat Peripheral Neuropathy?
With peripheral neuropathy, exercises are performed to encourage healing and to increase microcirculation to feed the damaged nerves.
What Are The Types Of Peripheral Neuropathy?
Sensory nerve damage is the most common of the many types of peripheral neuropathy. Large fiber neuropathy and small fiber neuropathy are both types of sensory nerve damage and although different are both characterized by numbness and pain.
How Is Peripheral Neuropathy Diagnosed?
A sensory examination is used to diagnose peripheral neuropathy, though a thorough medical history check will also be performed as it is important to rule out any other health problems that carry similar symptoms.
Are There Medication-Free Options For Treatment?
Not only are there medication-free treatments available, but some of them will also help to heal the nerves to fix the problem rather than simply make them feel better, so are well worth looking into.