Neuropathy Treatment in Sudbury, MA
Nerve pain, pinched nerves, and numbness in your feet or hands can disrupt everyday life. We offer non-invasive relief that gets to the source.
Understanding neuropathy
Neuropathy is one of the most discouraging diagnoses patients bring us, because so many have been told there is nothing to do but manage it with medication. Our approach is different: non-invasive care that works on circulation and nerve irritation, the conditions nerves need to calm down and function.
Neuropathy means the peripheral nerves themselves are damaged or irritated, most often in the feet and hands. It can follow diabetes, injury, or years of compression, and sometimes the source is pressure on nerve roots up in the spine that echoes all the way down the limb.
It usually starts subtly, a patch of numbness, pins and needles that visit at night, feet that burn after a day on them. Over time it can steal the small securities you never thought about: feeling the floor under your feet, trusting your balance in the dark, buttoning a shirt without looking.
We meet many MetroWest patients who have quietly adjusted their lives around these symptoms for years before finding us here in Sudbury. Their most common regret is waiting so long to have it evaluated properly.
At your first visit we work out where the nerve trouble actually lives, in the limb, the spine, or both, because that determines the plan. Treatment is non-invasive and medication free, often combining shockwave therapy to support circulation and tissue repair around irritated nerves with spinal decompression when compression in the spine is contributing.
Common causes
Pinched or compressed nerves
Pressure on a nerve, in the limb or up at the spine, disrupts its signals along the whole path.
Poor circulation
Nerves starved of blood flow grow irritable, which is why symptoms so often start in the feet.
Injury or repetitive stress
Old injuries and repeated strain can leave nerves compressed or scarred in.
Underlying health conditions
Diabetes and other systemic conditions commonly show up first as peripheral nerve symptoms; we factor your history into the plan.
Common symptoms
- Tingling or 'pins and needles'
- Numbness in the feet or hands
- Burning or sharp nerve pain
- Sensitivity to touch
- Weakness or balance issues
How we treat neuropathy in Sudbury
We build a personalized, medication-free plan from the therapies that best address the cause.
What patients say about our care
Excellent service with compassion, and great equipments. They truly care about their patient's rehabilitation. I highly recommend, a business with integrity is difficult to find.
The team at Restore Wellness Center, Inc are an incredible group of individuals who are not only very knowledgeable, but also dedicated to creating a comfortable environment making it feel like home.
Neuropathy is one of more of the conditions we help with. For the medical background, see NINDS on peripheral neuropathy.
Frequently asked questions
Is neuropathy treatment non-invasive?
Yes, our approach is non-invasive and medication-free.
Can you treat foot numbness?
Yes, peripheral neuropathy affecting the feet is one of the most common concerns we see.
How is a plan determined?
We evaluate the likely source of your nerve symptoms and tailor treatment accordingly.
Find relief, naturally.
Book your $49 new-patient spinal decompression session, exam and consultation included.