Foot Neuropathy For 10 Years Non Invasive Treatments

Restore Podiatry Staff

If you’ve been battling foot neuropathy for more than 10 years without finding relief, it’s time to explore advanced non-invasive treatment options that could be the key to reclaiming your life.

Understanding Foot Neuropathy: A Brief Overview

Foot neuropathy, a subtype of peripheral neuropathy, is the type where the nerves of the feet are damaged and can cause symptoms including:

• Loss of feeling or feeling less than normal

• Abnormal feelings such as burning or tingling

• Shooting pain or stabbing pain

• Exaggerated response to touch

• Weakness in the muscles accompanied with balance problems

Approximately 20 million American people suffer from outer nerves inflammation. For those who have been suffering for 10 years or more, the impact on daily life can be profound.

The Limitations of Traditional Treatments

The common treatment options available for foot neuropathy are:

• Pain relievers

• Antidepressant drugs

• Antiepileptic drugs

• Topical treatments

Most of these methods manage to provide some temporary help, but the core of the problem is not touched.

Embracing Advanced Non-Invasive Treatment Options

For people who have more than 10 years of history of foot neuropathy, further advances in noninvasive treatments granted new chances. The purpose of these modern techniques is not only to cover up pain, but to facilitate healing and reconstitution of the damaged peripheral nerves.

Laser Therapy: A Game-Changer in Neuropathy Treatment

One of the most promising advancements is laser therapy. This novel method has been used to accelerate the rate of cellular repair by supplying focused light at specific wavelengths while also reducing swelling. Restore Podiatry is the first to introduce laser therapy for patients suffering from neuropathy.

How Laser Therapy Works

Laser therapy (photobiomodulation) works by:

• Accelerating blood flow to the diseased area

• Decreasing swelling

• Increasing ATP (energy of the cell) production

• Enhancing regeneration of neurofibrils

A study in Journal of Pain Research has revealed that low level laser therapy can reduce pain and enhance quality of health among patients suffering from diabetic peripheral neuropathy.

Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy (PEMF)

Another possible alternative treatment is Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy (PEMF). This treatment works with alternating magnetic fields to promote healing and alleviate pain. Numerous studies have confirmed that PEMF acts in the treatment of many varieties of neuropathy, in particular diabetic neuropathy.

The Importance of a Comprehensive Approach

At Restore Podiatry, the patients receive balanced combination of different treatment approaches such as:

• Carefully designed laser treatments

• Nutritional recommendations for the improvement of nerve condition

• Nerve and blood flow exercise therapy

• Progress monitoring by means of intensive diagnostic procedures

Taking the First Step Towards Relief

If you’ve been dealing with foot neuropathy for ten years or more, you should know that there are alternatives to typical therapies. Advanced non-invasive therapies provided by specialists like those at Restore Podiatry may be the key to ultimately achieving relief. Don’t go another year suffering from the crippling effects of foot neuropathy.