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Relieving Nerve Pain, Restoring Daily Comfort
Peripheral Neuropathy affects the nerves outside the brain and spinal cord, causing pain, numbness, and weakness. We provide expert diagnosis, targeted treatments, and symptom relief to improve nerve function, reduce discomfort, and enhance your quality of life
How we can Help?
We offer advanced diagnostics, expert care, and personalized treatment for neurological conditions, focusing on pain relief, mobility improvement, and long-term management to enhance your overall neurological health and well-being
- Expert Neurological Diagnosis
- Customized Treatment Plans
- Advanced Imaging Techniques
- Chronic Pain Relief
- Motor Function Support
- Nerve Regeneration Therapy
- Cognitive Health Monitoring
- Ongoing Patient Care
- Neurology Treatment
- Pain Procedures
- Motor Neuron Disease Treatment
- Brain Clot Treatment
- Neuropathy Treatment
- Nerve Pain Treatment
- Sleep Disorder Treatment
- Neurologist / Neurophysician
- Treatment and Management of Headaches
- Epilepsy
- Parkinson's Disease
- Peripheral Neuropathy
- Diabetic Neuropathy
- Muscular Disorders
- AVM Treatment
- Aneurysm Treatment
- Nerve Recovery
Guided Nerve Recovery
nerve repair therapies, and lifestyle support to restore function and improve daily comfort
Accurate Nerve Diagnosis
Advanced tests and evaluations to identify nerve damage and determine the best treatment plan for effective, long-term neuropathy relief
Personalized Treatment Plans
Customized therapies designed to target your specific neuropathy symptoms and improve nerve function effectively
Regular Monitoring Care
Consistent follow-ups to track progress, adjust treatments, and ensure long-term neuropathy management
- Causes & Risk Factors
Exploring the Origins & Triggers of Peripheral Neuropathy
prevention, and personalized treatment to manage symptoms and protect nerve health effectively
- Diabetes and Long-Term Blood Sugar Imbalance
- Chronic Alcohol Use and Nutrient Deficiency
- Infections Like Shingles and Hepatitis C
- Autoimmune Disorders Attacking Peripheral Nerves
- Chemotherapy and Other Toxic Drug Exposure
- Inherited Genetic Conditions Affecting Nerve Function
- Physical Trauma and Nerve Compression Injuries
- Kidney Disorders Leading to Nerve Damage
- FAQ's
Frequently Asked Questions
Parkinson’s disease is a progressive neurological disorder that affects movement, causing tremors, stiffness, slowness, and balance problems due to dopamine loss
Early signs include tremors, slow movement, small handwriting, soft voice, and facial masking. Symptoms often begin subtly and gradually worsen over time.
Diagnosis is based on medical history, neurological examination, and symptom patterns. Imaging tests may rule out other conditions but aren't definitive for Parkinson’s
There is no cure, but medications, therapies, and lifestyle changes can effectively manage symptoms and improve quality of life
Treatment includes medications like levodopa, physical therapy, speech therapy, and in advanced cases, surgical options such as deep brain stimulation
Yes, regular exercise, a balanced diet, stress management, and support groups can significantly enhance daily functioning and emotional well-being
