Dealing With Neuropathy Or Nerve Pain?
Stop Letting Sharp, Burning and Recurring Pain of Neuropathy Control Your Life
Numbness or tingling, loss of sensation in your extremities, or difficulty walking or maintaining balance might signal a more serious issue—neuropathy—that could be taking control of your life.
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Do any of these symptoms sound familiar to you?
Burning or shooting pain in your hands or feet that disrupts your everyday activities.
Persistent tingling or numbness in your extremities that makes simple tasks uncomfortable.
Sharp, pin-like sensations in your fingers or toes, even when resting.
A heavy or weighted feeling in your hands or feet.
Difficulty with balance or numbness while walking
Our Providers At Denville Medical!
Dr. David Spriet has worked with amateur and professional athletes, as well as anyone wishing lasting correction, to achieve their health care goals. Patients must not be looked at as just a bad back or neck, in isolation from the rest of the body. They are dynamic organisms, with an often complex variety of factors that have led to a breakdown somewhere in the system. To properly analyze these factors and employ a targeted approach at fixing the person, not just the symptom, is the focus of Dr. Spriet’s approach.
Dr. Derek Lawlor prides himself on his diagnostic accuracy and his ability to identify the cause of patient symptoms. He’s efficient and in using his skills to get patient’s back to doing what they love as quickly as possible. In his spare time, Dr. Lawlor enjoys working out and playing golf.
Understanding Neuropathy: What It Is and Why It Happens
Neuropathy is a condition that occurs when nerves are damaged or not functioning properly, most often affecting the feet and sometimes the hands.
It can result from various causes, such as diabetes, spinal compression, chemotherapy, injuries, or, in about 30% of cases, no identifiable cause. Symptoms range from mild tingling or burning to severe, life-altering pain that disrupts daily life.
Beyond pain, neuropathy often causes numbness, making it difficult to feel sensations in the affected areas. It can also lead to balance problems, increasing the challenges of everyday activities.
Peripheral neuropathy describes a group of conditions that occur when the nerves responsible for transmitting messages between the brain, spinal cord, and the rest of the body become damaged or inflamed.
When these nerves are damaged, it can lead to persistent burning, numbness, tingling, chronic pain, and even loss of balance.
Take Control of Your Life—Don’t Let Neuropathy Hold You Back. Seek Treatment Today!
Addressing neuropathy symptoms early—even if they seem minor—is essential. Acting at the first signs of pain can lead to better outcomes and help prevent long-term nerve damage.
Peripheral neuropathy comes in various forms, each affecting nerves differently.
They can stem from a variety of causes ranging from:
Chemotherapy induced nerve damage
Spinal Nerve Compression
Carpal tunnel syndrome (entrapment)
Restricted blood flow
Deteriorating joints
Pesticide exposure
Diabetes – Toxic levels of sugar in the blood (nerve damage linked to diabetes)
OUR APPROACH IS UNIQUE!
At Denville Medical, We Don’t Mask Symptoms – We Solve the Problem.
Our approach goes beyond temporary fixes. We focus on uncovering the root cause of your condition and designing a personalized plan to address it effectively.
If you’re tired of the same medical cycle—quick appointments, endless prescriptions, and no real solutions—it’s time to try a different approach. This is why so many people continue to struggle with chronic conditions today.
Don’t wait until it gets worse. Take the first step toward real solutions with a free consultation and nerve screening to assess your condition and determine the best path forward.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
What is Peripheral Neuropathy?
Peripheral neuropathy occurs when nerves in the body's extremities, such as the hands, arms, and feet, are damaged. It is a very common, chronic disease that affects more than 20 million Americans. The electrical wiring in your body is breaking down - Feet and hands can’t communicate with the brain, and the brain can’t communicate with the feet and hands
What are the causes of Peripheral Neuropathy?
The causes of peripheral neuropathy can be difficult to pinpoint, as symptoms are varied, but some of the common causes include:
Diabetes or insulin resistance
Poor diet and nutrition
Chronic Inflammation
Chemotherapy
Autoimmune diseases
Poor circulation
What are the symptoms of Peripheral Neuropathy?
Symptoms of peripheral neuropathy are varied and may include tingling feet, tingling arms, numbness, pain, and burning.
How do you treat neuropathy?
At Denville Medical, we take a comprehensive, patient-centered approach to treating neuropathy. Instead of just managing symptoms, we focus on addressing the underlying causes of nerve damage and dysfunction. Our treatments often include:
1. Advanced Diagnostics
2. Non-Surgical Regenerative Therapies
3. Functional Medicine Approach
4. Physical Rehabilitation
5. Chiropractic and Acupuncture Services
6. Ongoing Support and Monitoring
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