What is Neuropathy?
Neuropathy occurs when nerves aren't functioning properly, leading to various symptoms:
- Burning sensations
- Numbness
- Tingling
- Balance issues
- Severe pain
- Sleep disruption
Common Causes of Neuropathy
Neuropathy typically develops from:
- Nerve entrapment under ligaments, tendons, or muscles
- Diabetes (elevated blood sugar affecting nerve tissue)
- Nerve compression due to swelling
- Chemotherapy treatments
Traditional Neuropathy Treatment Options
Medication
- Medications like Gabapentin can help reduce symptoms
- Drawbacks include:
- Drowsiness and lethargy
- Decreasing effectiveness over time
- Need for increasing dosages
- Multiple side effects
Surgery
- Surgical nerve decompressions can be successful
- Potential risks include:
- Wound healing issues
- Scar tissue formation
- Post-operative pain
- Infection risk
Neurogenics: A Different Approach
How It's Different
- Completely safe with no side effects
- No medications involved
- Non-surgical approach
- Uses electrical signals to restore nerve function
Treatment Process
- Electrical leads placed on legs and feet
- Advanced signal technology (400-40,000 Hertz range)
- Mimics body's natural electrical signals
- Far more sophisticated than traditional TENS units
Treatment Schedule
- 24 visits over approximately 3 months
- Twice weekly sessions
- Two 25-minute treatments per visit
- Total treatment time: 50 minutes per session
Expected Results
While neurogenics doesn't "cure" neuropathy, it can:
- Significantly reduce symptoms
- Improve sleep quality
- Enhance balance
- Restore driving ability
- Reduce symptoms by 50-75%
- Decrease or eliminate pain
A Doctor's Personal Experience
Dr. Foster shares his own experience with neuropathy following chemotherapy:
- Experienced burning, tingling, numbness, and sharp pains
- Underwent neurogenics treatment
- Achieved complete resolution of leg pain
- Significant reduction in numbness and tingling
- Maintains some numbness in ball of feet
- Overall significant improvement from treatment
Is Neurogenics Right for You?
If you're experiencing neuropathy symptoms and seeking a safe, non-invasive treatment option, neurogenics might be the solution you're looking for. Contact our office to learn more about how this innovative treatment could help you find relief from neuropathy symptoms.
