NEUROPATHY PAIN in Bowling Green?

In our Bowling Green office, we perform an 18-point neuropathy examination to determine if your problem is neuropathy. If it is neuropathy, we will go over our recommended treatment specific to your needs. We don’t want to just cover up (relieve) the symptoms of neuropathy. We want to help you reverse the damage from peripheral neuropathy. Many of our patients have been told by their doctors that there is no hope and there is no way to reverse the damage. Thousands of patients have utilized our treatment protocols and have seen first-hand success. If it is not neuropathy, we will work with you to determine what your problem is and refer if necessary.

Neuropathy can affect all people of all ages in Bowling Green. It is more commonly found in men and Caucasians as well as those who have jobs consisting of a lot repetitive movement. There are several risk factors ranging from lifestyle choices, behaviors and conditions. As previously stated, those who have poor nutrition are likely to develop Type II Diabetes which will cause neuropathy. If a person suffers from an autoimmune disease, they have a predisposition for the development of various types of neuropathy.  If a person has a compromised immune system (organ transplant recipient, HIV/AIDS patients, or due to medication), they are at an increased risk for developing a type of neuropathy. If a person suffers from alcoholism or has a vitamin deficiency, they are likely to develop a form of neuropathy. Also, if a person has kidney disease, liver disease or a thyroid disorder they are more susceptible to developing neuropathy.

There are many treatment options utilized in Bowling Green. Most medical treatments involve medications, creams, and therapies which aim to provide some relief but can cause your condition to worsen over time by just covering up the symptoms.

In our Bowling Green office, we utilize a precise and effective system to address and help peripheral Neuropathy. Our specific treatment options have helped thousands of people across the US with this debilitating condition.

The interventions and technology we use are designed to address the multiple factors that can contribute to the development of Neuropathy, and provide ongoing relief for our patients.

Given that peripheral Neuropathy almost always has a vascular component, the first group of therapies we utilize are designed to improve nitric oxide production, nerve re-education, angiogenesis, and increase circulation to the extremities. When we can improve the underlying blood supply to the peripheral nerves as well as address the centrally mediated pain, patients experience substantial decreases in pain, increased balance, and diminished numbness/tingling that is all too common with Neuropathy.

Our unique treatment programs are designed so that you can do most of your treatment at home, while gaining independence from your Neuropathy condition.

Do you have Peripheral Neuropathy? We can help! Contact Us to attend one of our Free Neuropathy Seminars to see how our treatment options can help you!