NEUROPATHY

Neuropathy

Pain Relief

Neuropathy Pain Management in Cherry Hill, NJ

Neuropathic pain is caused by damage to your nervous system. When the nervous system is malfunctioning or damaged via injury or disease, stabbing, burning or shocking pain can in different parts of the body. Sometimes, neuropathic pain can develop without a known cause, sometimes it can be traced directly to a source. Either way, we employ pain management techniques for people afflicted with:

Diabetes
Auto-immune diseases
Injuries or trauma
Infections
Metabolic problems
Toxic exposure
Vitamin deficiencies
Idiopathic (known)

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Common Neuropathic Pain

Below are some common disorders and conditions that we have successfully treated, giving patients back their mobility and ability to live a pain-free life.

Diabetic Neuropathy

High blood glucose levels attack the nervous system, leading to neuropathic pain.

Vitamin

Deficiency

B12 deficiency and B6 excess are both causes of neuropathy.

Focal

Neuropathy

When a nerve is compressed be encroaching tissue, you can develop focal neuropathy. Carpal tunnel syndrome is a common form of focal neuropathy.

Managing neuropathy is possible.

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Regenerative treatment is the best option for nerve damage. If left untreated, it’ll affect your everyday life as you hold objects and experience fluctuations in temperature. Our team of physicians is equipped to handle the latest neuropathy tech as well as classic treatments.

Our neuropathy treatments include cutting-edge natural therapies like NASA-generated infrared light therapy, whole-body vibration treatment, area-targeted nutritional therapy, mild electrical stimulation, and more.

We utilize specific protocols to heighten the patient’s balance and coordination while reducing soreness and stiffness. Restoring circulation can help encourage your body in regenerating the damaged tissue. Long-term sustainability can be achieved through home therapy and nutritional protocol.

Get started by giving us a call or requesting an appointment via our online form. Same-day appointments are available, and we accept most types of insurance.