Neuropathy Treatment in Henderson, NV
When Your Feet or Hands Don’t Feel Like Your Own
If you’re dealing with neuropathy, you’ve probably tried to explain it to someone and felt like they didn’t quite get it.
The numbness that makes you unsure where your foot is. The tingling that never really turns off. The burning or sharp pain that shows up at the worst times.
It’s frustrating. It’s exhausting. And for many people, it slowly starts to affect confidence, balance, and daily life.
If that’s you, you’re not overreacting, and you’re not alone.
What is Neuropathy?
Neuropathy occurs when nerves outside the brain and spinal cord become damaged or dysfunctional. It commonly affects the hands and feet and can cause a variety of symptoms.
- Numbness or reduced sensation
- Tingling or pins and needles
- Burning or sharp pain
- Sensitivity to touch
- Muscle weakness
- Balance concerns
What Can Contribute to Neuropathy?
Neuropathy can have many causes and contributing factors, including:
- Diabetes and blood sugar problems
- Nerve injury or compression
- Certain nutritional deficiencies
- Autoimmune or metabolic conditions
- Certain medications and medical treatments
- Other underlying health conditions
Identifying factors that may be contributing to your symptoms is an important part of determining what type of care may be appropriate.
How We Approach Neuropathy at Vitality Restored
We take neuropathy seriously because we understand how much it impacts your life.
Our approach is focused on helping your body function better, not just feel better temporarily.
We look beyond the symptom itself to consider factors that may be affecting nerve function, movement, circulation, and your overall ability to function.
Depending on your situation, your care plan may include:
- Chiropractic care
- Low level laser therapy
- Red light therapy
- Vibration therapy
- Targeted nutritional support
A Plan Built Around You
Neuropathy doesn't look the same in every person. Your care begins with an evaluation to better understand what you're experiencing, how it's affecting your function, and what factors may be contributing. From there, we can determine which therapies and at-home strategies may be appropriate for you.
What Are Your Goals?
Your goals help guide your care. For many people with neuropathy, that means working toward things like:
- Feeling more stable and confident
- Reducing discomfort
- Improving daily function
- Regaining a sense of control over your body