Neuropathy Pain Relief Treatment Bergen County NJ
Peripheral neuropathy is a nerve condition that affects the arms, hands, legs and feet by causing pain and/or numbness. The most common cause of neuropathic pain is any type of diabetes, whether the person is insulin dependent or not. Neuropathy occurs when the damaged nerve fibers no longer function properly. Since these damaged fibers transmit faulty signals to the pain center in your brain, nerve function can become stuck in a chronic pain pattern. Neuropathy can become so serious that you cannot feel your feet, which greatly increases the risk of amputation. The doctors at MedWell may suggest lifestyle changes, platelet rich plasma injections, electric stimulation and other therapeutic interventions as possible treatment options.
What Should You Expect During Your First MedWell Visit?
Our courteous professional staff makes your initial visit and entire pain relief experience as easy and comfortable as possible. Your customized neuropathy treatment plan includes various noninvasive methods to enhance your well-being, featuring expert recommendations regarding daily diet, targeted supplementation, proper exercise routines, improved sleep behaviors, and stress management.
Can Nonsurgical Options Relieve Permanent Diabetic Neuropathy Pain?
People with diabetes have abnormally high blood sugar but lack the necessary insulin to metabolize glucose. Although nerve damage caused by severe neuropathy is typically considered permanent and irreversible, our doctors offer several highly effective, nonsurgical options for providing dependable, long-lasting neuropathic pain relief without relying on invasive procedures.
How Do Doctors Treat Autonomic Neuropathy and Organ Dysfunction?
Autonomic neuropathy severely affects the nerves controlling internal organs, resulting in decreased functionality for essential digestion, respiration, urination, sexual response, and vision. Using the latest diagnostic techniques, our pain management specialists carefully develop individualized outpatient treatment plans, often prescribing multiple therapies to achieve optimal neuropathy pain relief.
