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Peripheral neuropathy is a complex disease that causes numbness, tingling, and pain in the hands and feet. There are many possible causes, such as diabetes, chemotherapy or infections.
The symptoms of neuropathy are commonly mistaken for other conditions such as arthritis or carpal tunnel syndrome. If left untreated, these symptoms can lead to severe nerve damage, which may cause permanent disability.
At Chronic Care of Richmond, we have the expertise to help treat this condition with our advanced, non-surgical, non-drug techniques. Our expert staff will work with you one-on-one to find the right peripheral neuropathy treatment plan for your needs so that you can live life without any limitations!
What is Peripheral Neuropathy?
The peripheral nervous system (nervous system outside the brain and the spinal cord) is the area affected by neuropathy. Usually occuring in the hands or feet, it causes weakness, pain and numbness. Digestive, balance, urination and circulatory problems can also present themselves as a part of peripheral neuropathy.
Your peripheral nervous acts as the communication network between a person’s central nervous system and the rest of the body, which is why peripheral neuropathy can affect multiple parts of the body.
Neuropathy may be caused by traumatic injuries, metabolic issues, inherited diseases or exposure to toxic substances. Diabetes is the most common cause.
Neuropathy patients often describe their pain as stabbing or burning. Most cases can be improved with peripheral neuropathy treatment. The pain can also be reduced with medication.
Signs and Symptoms of Peripheral Neuropathy
Each nerve in your peripheral system performs a specific function. Therefore, symptoms of neuropathy vary depending on which nerves are affected. There are different types of nerves:
- Sensory nerves: sense sensations such as temperature, pain, and vibration from the skin.
- Motor nerves: control muscle movement.
- The autonomic nerves: control functions like blood pressure, perspiration and heart rate.
Possible Signs and Symptoms of Peripheral Neuropathy Include:
- Gradual onset or prickling sensations in your feet and hands. This sensation can spread to your legs, arms, and upper arms
- Pain from activities that aren't supposed to cause pain, like pain in the feet when you put weight on them or when you're covered with a blanket
- Sharp, sharp, throbbing, or burning pain
- Extreme touch sensitivity
- Inadequate coordination can lead to falling
- Muscle weakness
- Feeling like you're wearing socks or gloves when you aren’t
- Paralysis occurs when motor nerves are affected
Signs and Symptoms That Could Indicate an Autonomic Nerve Problem Include:
- Inability to tolerate heat
- A drop in blood pressure can cause dizziness and feel lightheaded
- Suffering excessively or not being capable of sweating
- Bladder, bowel, or digestive concerns
Neuropathy may affect one nerve (mononeuropathy), multiple nerves in the same area (multiple mononeuropathies), and many nerves (polyneuropathy). Mononeuropathy is the most common form. Persons with peripheral neuropathy are most likely to have polyneuropathy.
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Causes of Peripheral Neuropathy
Peripheral nerves can be damaged by chemotherapy or other drugs used in the treatment of cancer. This onset is known as chemotherapy-induced neuropathy (CIPN), and it is a potentially fatal side effect of treatment for cancer.
CIPN can cause severe pain. It can lead to more severe changes such as heart rate changes, blood pressure, paralysis and organ failure. It can also affect your ability to walk, write and pick up coins. CIPN can be severe for several weeks, months or even years, depending on how long it is treated.
Other than Chemotherapy, Neuropathy can also be Caused By
- Poor circulation (peripheral vascular disease)
- Tumors are pressing nerves
- Nerve infections
- Spinal cord injuries
- Diabetes
- Alcohol abuse
- Shingles
- Low levels of vitamin B
- Some autoimmune disorders
- HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) infection
- Other treatments for cancer, such as surgery or radiation
It is crucial to understand what causes this condition to provide the best neuropathy treatment in Richmond.
Treatment Options for Peripheral Neuropathy in Richmond
We treat the root causes of neuropathy at Chronic Care of Richmond.
For years, we have helped patients suffering from neuropathy with great success. Each patient's treatment plan is tailored to their specific needs and the causes of their neuropathy. To ensure maximum healing, we use a non-drug holistic program.
Our treatment activates your body's natural ability for healing, repair, rebuilding, rejuvenation and renewal. The non-narcotic and non-invasive treatments we offer treat the root cause of our patient’s problems with little or no downtime. We specialize in non-surgical, non-narcotic pain relief, peripheral neuropathy treatment programs in Richmond and platelet-rich plasma therapy.
Our focus is on safe and effective treatments that allow patients to heal naturally, without the need for long recovery or side effects. These treatment programs can provide long-lasting, sustainable results for multiple chronic conditions.
Restore Your Quality of Living
Medical professionals know that medication and surgery have their place. However, with the recent advances in medicine, there is now a safe and effective way to go back to doing what you loved before your chronic pain got in the way — without immediately resorting to invasive treatments or solutions.
Do You Suffer from Peripheral Neuropathy?
Neuropathy is a condition that can cause pain, numbness, and tingle in the hands, feet, or limbs. It’s often caused by diabetes or other medical conditions like alcoholism. If you have any of these symptoms, it’s essential to get them checked out right away because they could be an early sign of something more serious.
At Chronic Care of Richmond, we offer comprehensive treatment for all types of neuropathy, including diabetic nerve damage and post-herpetic neuralgia (PHN). We also provide services for patients with carpal tunnel syndrome and sciatica.
Chronic Care of Richmond
Our goal is to help our patients feel better as quickly as possible to return to their normal lives without pain or discomfort. That means providing safe, effective and affordable treatments while maintaining the highest level of patient care at every step along the way. You deserve nothing less than that when it comes to your health!
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Peripheral Neuropathy Success Stories
MyerishaMyerisha
Myerisha is free from Neuropathy pain, tingling, burning, coldness, & and numbness in her feet!
CarolCarol
Carol found relief from neuropathy and her balance is back, no more tingling, sharp pains, pins and needles in her feet. She's even working out 5 days a week!
RodneyRodney
Rodney, is a dancer who could no longer feel his feet. He came to us skeptical and without hope. After treatment from our Neuropathy program he is dancing again and is AMAZED with his progress and recovery.
Mr. MundyMr. Mundy
Mr. Mundy was suffering with pain, numbness, tingling, and severe neuropathy in his feet. After going through our treatment he can wear his work shoes again and can work all day.
Mr. SpicerMr. Spicer
Mr Spicer had neuropathy in both feet with burning, tingling, pins and needles. He went from a 78% and 61% nerve loss on each foot to to 35% and 28% nerve loss improvement. His A1C is now stabilized, and he's lost 30 pounds.
Mr. WallsMr. Walls
Mr. Walls suffered with pins, needles, balance issues, and severe neuropathy. His A1C dropped from 12.2 to 6.6. He feels better — no more tingling or bee stinging feeling / stepping on needles, burning, or pain.
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The staff at Chronic Care of Richmond are friendly and provided me with excellent customer service which enabled me to feel relaxed about my hip issues. I would highly recommend anyone who is experiencing joint pain to consider attending a seminar about Chronic Care of Richmond.— Teresa Bettino
Posted June 5th 2023
About 2 months ago my knee twisted getting out of the tub. It didn't seem like much at first, but it became more and more painful. That's when I saw information about the Chronic Pain clinic where they said they could help stop joint pain without medication or surgery. That sounded like something I would like to try...— Mary Shakespeare
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Posted April 26th 2023
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Posted April 11th 2023
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Very pleasant and knowledgeable staff and doctor. Very well organized, and they explain everything in detail. I look forward to starting the treatment.— Zrinka Orr
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I had been having chest pain for over a year, I had been to multiple doctors/chiropractors, multiple specialists and had gotten no help or progress. My neighbor recommended chronic care of Richmond and I figured why not. Doctor Snyder did not disappoint. He instantly recognized the root of the problem and started worki...— Jonathan Hartman
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Posted December 25th 2021
Staff was professional, friendly and knowledgeable about the testing that would take place and my concerns. They didn't rush me through the process. It appeared they were interested in minimizing my complaints.— Linda McClenic
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Excellent and knowledgable team! I had regenerative medicine including PRP (platelet rich plasma) in both knees in November of 2020. I learned about this procedure through my work with the Snyders. I had the opportunity to attend multiple seminars and meet several of his other patients. I have had knee problems since t...— Trish Gibbs
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