Peripheral Neuropathy

Neuropathy, or peripheral neuropathy, occurs when nerves outside the brain and spinal cord are damaged, disrupting their ability to transmit critical sensory information. This can lead to distressing symptoms such as numbness, shooting pain, foot pain, cramping, tingling, burning sensations, sleeping problems, balance issues, and even mood changes like irritability. These symptoms not only affect physical functions but also interfere with daily activities, significantly impacting the quality of life by restricting activities, interrupting sleep, and causing fatigue.

At Chronic Care of Richmond, we address the root causes of peripheral neuropathy with a comprehensive natural treatment approach. Our multi-step process includes thorough evaluation and diagnosis of nerve dysfunction, reducing both systemic and local inflammation, and restoring nerve communication and energy production. This holistic method aims to heal nerves from the inside out, alleviating symptoms and helping patients regain their quality of life and return to the activities they love.

For real-life examples of how our treatments have helped patients regain their quality of life, visit our YouTube channel, where you'll find inspiring testimonials from those who have experienced remarkable relief from their symptoms.

Neuropathy, often triggered by diabetes, physical trauma, exposure to toxins, or infections, manifests through a variety of symptoms based on the specific nerves impacted. These symptoms can range from throbbing, burning, or stabbing pain to heightened sensitivity to touch. Individuals may also experience numbness or a tingling sensation akin to "pins and needles," alongside muscle weakness or lack of coordination. Additional signs include excessive sweating, digestive problems, and dizziness or balance issues, all contributing to the complexity of this condition.