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Dr. Weinman and the One Degree Functional Health team of pain specialists offer compassionate and expert care for patients from all walks of life.

NEUROPATHY TREATMENT

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  Welcome to One Degree Functional Health.  We pride ourselves on offering cutting-edge technology that can effectively relieve your neuropathy symptoms, without resorting to surgery or harmful medications.

 

Unlike traditional approaches that merely provide temporary relief, our treatments delve deep into the underlying issue, tapping into your body's innate healing powers. With our help, you can once again engage in the activities you love and finally experience the restful sleep you deserve.


Living with chronic pain can make even the simplest tasks difficult. We understand each patient is unique, which is why we believe in tailoring individualized treatment plans to alleviate your pain.

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What is Peripheral Neuropathy?

Peripheral neuropathy is a condition that affects the peripheral nerves, causing numbness, tingling, burning sensations, weakness, and pain in the extremities.


It affects around 20 million people in the United States and is caused by factors such as diabetes, chemotherapy, autoimmune diseases, infections, traumatic injuries, and vitamin deficiencies.


Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial to managing symptoms and preventing further nerve damage.


Complications of untreated peripheral neuropathy include impaired coordination, muscle weakness, and difficulty walking.

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  • What's the difference between peripheral neuropathy and neuropathy?

    Peripheral neuropathy, commonly known as neuropathy, is a condition that results in damage to the peripheral nervous system. 


    This network plays a crucial role in sending essential messages between your brain, spine, and the rest of your body.

  • Can you lose the ability to walk with neuropathy?

    When it comes to peripheral neuropathy, the symptoms can be quite diverse. People may experience a burning feeling, tingling sensations, numbness, and in some cases, weakness. 


    Although it commonly affects both feet, there are instances where only one foot is affected. In some cases peripheral neuropathy can have an impact on a person's walking ability.

  • Can Peripheral Nerves Heal?

    Absolutely! Extensive scientific research has confirmed that peripheral nerves possess the remarkable ability to heal. However, it is crucial to address the root cause of nerve damage in order to facilitate the healing process effectively. 


    By identifying the underlying cause of neuropathy and providing the necessary support for the nerves, we can greatly optimize their healing potential. It's all about empowering the nerves to regenerate and restore themselves to their full functionality!

  • What makes neuropathy worse?

    Both alcohol and caffeine have the potential to worsen neuropathy symptoms by harming nerve cells and aggravating nerve pain. It's advisable to avoid alcohol altogether and reduce caffeine consumption if you are living with neuropathy.

  • Can you have neuropathy and not be diabetic?

    It's fascinating to note that neuropathy, a nerve disorder known for causing various unpleasant symptoms, is not exclusively associated with diabetes. 


    In reality, many people who do not have diabetes can also experience non-diabetic neuropathy.

  • Does neuropathy hurt all the time?

    Among the various types of nerve pain, diabetes-related neuropathy stands out, making up around 30% of all cases. 


    The nature of neuropathic pain is intriguing as it can fluctuate, appearing and disappearing, or it can persist relentlessly, causing constant discomfort.

  • What is the newest and best treatment for neuropathy?

    Revolutionize your neuropathy treatment with Calmare therapy, the latest innovation in pain relief! Known as Scrambler therapy, this remarkable approach provides a drug-free and non-invasive solution to alleviate your discomfort. 


    By utilizing electrical stimulation through small skin electrodes, Calmare therapy effectively sends a powerful "no-pain" signal straight to the brain. Embrace a pain-free future and bid farewell to neuropathy with Calmare therapy!

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