Below are some of the most common symptoms experienced by people suffering from neuropathy located in their arms, hands, legs and feet.

• Burning pain radiating in the hands or feet
• Pins and needles in the extremities
• Numbness and tingling
• Weakness in arms and legs
• A knotted feeling in the soles and palms
• Pain from the lightest touches
• Difficulty walking
• Pain from the pressure of walking
• Balance problems and falling
• Inability to grasp with the hands
• Cramping in the feet
• Fingers twisting and locking
• Pain when twisting the wrists
• Hands and feet feeling tired or heavy
• Night pain and sleep difficulty
• Restless legs and feet
• Pain that seems to come even from the sheets or covers on your feet at night

Pain from Neuropathy tends to be worse at night. This makes it difficult to get a full night’s sleep which can lead to other health problems.

Idiopathic

• Neuropathy can also be idiopathic, meaning from an unknown cause.

Today’s advanced treatments for peripheral neuropathy focus on healing the problem at its source—not simply masking symptoms with medications that often come with unwanted side effects. From your very first visit, our focus is to identify the cause of your neuropathic pain and treat it directly using a personalized combination of non-invasive, drug-free therapies. These proven, safe technologies work at a cellular level to improve circulation, support nerve repair, and restore healthy tissue function. Rather than short-term relief, the goal is lasting improvement, with many patients experiencing reduced pain, improved sensation, and a return to comfort they haven’t felt in years. Because peripheral neuropathy does not resolve on its own and medications cannot repair damaged nerves, early treatment is encouraged—sooner care often leads to stronger, longer-lasting results.