If you’ve had enough of taking pills that only numb the pain of neuropathy (but don’t actually fix anything), you’re definitely not alone. It’s time to try something different—something that works with your body, not against it. We’ve got great news: there are natural methods of neuropathy therapy that get to the root cause, helping you feel better and ditching that cycle of temporary relief. Curious about how it works? Let’s dive into the details of natural healing and how it can change the way you manage your neuropathy!
Neuropathy is a condition that occurs when nerves in your body, most often in the hands and in the feet, get damaged. This is usually caused by diabetes, chemotherapy, injury, or even lifestyle factors like poor diet and lack of exercise. The result of this damage are troublesome symptoms like tingling, numbness, pain, and weakness.
When nerves aren’t functioning properly, it can affect everything from walking to handling everyday tasks, leaving people frustrated and searching for relief. Unfortunately, many traditional treatments only address the symptoms and not the root cause, which means the discomfort can stick around for a lot longer than it should.
If left unchecked, neuropathy is a condition known to advance with time, often leading to increased pain, decreased mobility, and an overall decline in the quality of life. It's a condition that demands timely and effective intervention. Early treatment is not only about alleviating symptoms but is also crucial in halting the progression of nerve damage while preserving function and independence.
No one wants to live with these difficulties, but with a different approach, you might not have to.
Natural therapies such as chiropractic care, physical therapy, and proper nutrition, can work wonders for neuropathy. The hallmark of this advanced therapy program is its unwavering focus on uncovering and treating the underlying cause of neuropathic pain. This endeavor begins with a thorough assessment, spearheaded by experts like Dr. Dan Wallis, a professional board-certified in neuropathy.
Through comprehensive evaluations, the program identifies the precise factors contributing to nerve damage, whether it be from diabetes, auto-immune diseases, or other etiologies. By addressing the origin of the condition, therapy can be tailored to the individual, optimizing the chances of recovery and lasting relief. Benefits include:
Chiropractic care is a powerful tool when it comes to treating neuropathy. The main goal is to relieve nerve pressure, often caused by misalignments in the spine, which can lead to the numbness and pain that come with neuropathy.
At Elevate Chiropractic, we use spinal adjustments to realign the spine and reduce pressure on the affected nerves thereby promoting better function. We also incorporate specialized techniques. Some of the most common are acoustic wave and electrical stimulation therapies, which target muscle tightness and nerve irritation—non-invasive, pain free, and fast-acting.
One such treatment we use at Elevate Chiropractic is SoftWave, an acoustic wave-emitting device that allows us to target certain areas of the body for non-invasive treatment. The SoftWave technology sends acoustic waves into the cells, stimulating reparative activity.
These treatments help improve blood flow, boost nerve healing, and restore proper nervous system function. By addressing the root causes, chiropractic care supports your body’s natural healing abilities, making it an effective long-term solution for neuropathy.
Proper nutrition plays a big role in nerve health as well because certain vitamins and nutrients can actually speed up recovery. Vitamins like B12, along with antioxidants and omega-3 fatty acids, support nerve regeneration and reduce inflammation. We may suggest adding more nerve-boosting foods to your diet or even recommend specific supplements—but remember that every individual is different, which is why each of our care plans are carefully curated for you and your needs.
Ready to take the next step toward lasting relief? Contact the team at Elevate Chiropractic today, and let’s get started on your path to natural healing.