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Help for Neuropathy in Morristown

ankle and leg panIt’s estimated that more than 20 million Americans experience neuropathy or nerve damage. Neuropathy occurs when nerve damage disrupts communication between the brain and different parts of the body. 

It most commonly affects the extremities, leading to symptoms such as numbness, tingling, burning sensations, weakness, difficulty with balance, and sensitivity to touch or temperature. If you’ve been struggling with these symptoms, help is available. Our practice is pleased to offer a neuropathy program that can relieve symptoms, restore sensation, and improve your quality of life.

Peripheral Neuropathy vs. Sciatica

Peripheral neuropathy differs from conditions like sciatica or radiculopathy, which usually affect only one side of the body due to nerve compression in the lower back or hip. Neuropathy, on the other hand, typically affects both sides and often results from underlying conditions like diabetes, which is the most common cause. 

High blood sugar over time can damage nerves, leading to the gradual breakdown of nerve sheaths, which impairs sensation and causes discomfort. Other causes include chemotherapy, autoimmune disorders, infections, and circulatory problems. 

Unlike nerve compression issues like sciatica, peripheral neuropathy involves nerve damage that leads to an “un-sheathing” of the nerves, meaning the protective myelin layer is compromised. This disruption weakens nerve signaling and leads to symptoms such as numbness, tingling, and pain, especially in the hands, feet, and lower legs.

Advanced Neuropathy Treatment Options

We offer a comprehensive, non-invasive treatment program that targets the root cause of neuropathy to promote nerve healing and symptom relief. Our approach includes the following:

  • High-Tech Laser Therapy: Increases blood flow, oxygenation, and healing at the cellular level to help restore nerve function and alleviate pain.
  • Compression Therapy: Uses specialized boots to stimulate circulation, helping to move blood back to the heart and improve overall vascular health.
  • Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) Therapy: Enhances microcirculation, reduces inflammation, and supports nerve regeneration.
  • Chiropractic Care: Provides gentle adjustments to help alleviate underlying structural issues that may contribute to neuropathic symptoms.
  • PowerPlate® Therapy: Originally developed for NASA, uses whole-body vibration technology to enhance circulation, strengthen tissues, and improve nerve signaling.

What to Expect from Treatment

Our neuropathy program is designed to provide long-lasting relief through a structured, intensive process. Most patients undergo laser therapy three times per week for four to six weeks, complemented by other therapies for optimal results. 

Many experience significant symptom improvement, including increased sensation and reduced pain levels. If you have trouble feeling the gas or brake pedal while driving, experience balance issues, or suffer from painful sensitivity in your feet, our treatment can help restore normal function.

While insurance may not yet cover these advanced therapies, we’re committed to making treatment accessible with customized plans that fit your needs.

Take the First Step Toward Relief

Living with neuropathy doesn’t have to be your new normal. If you’re tired of discomfort, struggling with balance, or missing out on favorite activities due to nerve-related symptoms, there is hope that you can get better.

Contact our Root Cause Functional Medicine Center today to schedule a consultation with Dr. Randi Case and find out how our innovative neuropathy treatment program can change your life.

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Help for Neuropathy Morristown, NJ | (973) 285-0888