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Is this numbness or nerve pain keeping you up at night?
If these symptoms sound familiar, you may be suffering from peripheral neuropathy.
Peripheral Neuropathy is a very common and frustrating condition - 30 million Americans suffer from it.
This means you’re not alone. However, you don’t have to settle for ‘there is no solution’. In fact, 87% of our neuropathy patients defy the odds and get significant relief with our treatment methods.
At Chesapeake AIM, we understand the complexity of peripheral neuropathy and offer a comprehensive, individualized approach that goes beyond conventional methods.
Our program combines therapies that address the root causes of neuropathy, leading to lasting relief and a better quality of life.
Ready to break free from pain?
“I can’t put into words what it feels like to be able to walk with my wife again, to be able to enjoy life without that constant pain. I only wish I had found Chesapeake AIM sooner.” – Mike D.
Peripheral Neuropathy Success Stories
What is Peripheral Neuropathy?
Peripheral Neuropathy is a result of nerve damage in the hands or feet. Often, poor blood and nutrient flow cause this damage, which leads to nerve degeneration.
As the blood vessels that surround the nerves degenerate you’ll begin to experience tingling, burning, and numbness. Sometimes, our patients also describe it as having to ‘walk on glass’ due to the excruciating pain.
Over time, as the nerves continue to deteriorate, numbness worsens. It eventually leads to severe balance problems.
That’s exactly where our patients have seen the best results with our treatment methods at Chesapeake AIM!
“Her treatments for neuropathy gave me my life back.” – Oliver N.
Types of Peripheral Neuropathy We Help You Beat:
Peripheral Neuropathy has a number of causes, ranging from diabetes to chemotherapy. Here are the three most common types we help with:
- Idiopathic Peripheral Neuropathy: The broad type affecting millions, characterized by nerve damage that leads to pain, weakness, and loss of mobility. Idiopathic means there is no known cause, which can be really frustrating for most people.
- Diabetic Neuropathy: Linked directly to diabetes, this neuropathy causes nerve pain that often flares up after eating foods high in sugar. Numbness and open wounds on feet are some of the most common symptoms that our patients manage to reverse.
- Chemo-Induced Neuropathy: A frequent side effect of cancer treatments, causing severe nerve damage that impacts everyday activities. Many of our patients manage to go back to playing with their grandchildren, doing everyday activities with ease, and increase their overall quality of life.
Our Approach: Beyond the Ordinary
Stop searching for “neuropathy chiropractor near me” or just “neuropathy acupuncture”. You deserve more than surface-level answers.
Chesapeake AIM’s program is about real, comprehensive care that’s tailored just for you. Every element of your treatment is designed to kickstart nerve repair, reduce pain, and get you back to doing what you love.
- Holistic Peripheral Neuropathy Treatments: This approach addresses spinal health and nerve function. It will help you reduce neuropathy symptoms through specialized and customized treatments.
- Targeted Nerve Therapies: Advanced techniques that bring your nerves back to life, restoring sensation and strength.
“The moment I realized the treatments were working was when I decided to take a short drive around my neighborhood. I hadn’t driven in over a year because of my neuropathy. But that day, I could feel the steering wheel, I could feel the pedals under my feet, and I felt in control. It was the first time I felt free again. Being able to drive again has been a monumental victory for me.” – Sharon W.
Initial Consultation Required
An initial consultation with Dr. Smithmyer is required to find out if you are a candidate for the Peripheral Neuropathy program. If you are determined to be a candidate, we can perform your first procedure on the same day.
Expectations
Quick & Painless
Peripheral Neuropathy treatment is quick and painless. You are typically in and out of the clinic within 30 minutes.
Treatment Course
The amount of treatment needed to allow the nerves to fully recover will vary from person to person. This can only be determined after a detailed neurological and vascular evaluation.
The Process
The treatment is repeated 2-4 times per week until maximum improvement is achieved. At that time, a maintenance regimen is usually prescribed to prevent regression. Maintenance may be as few as 1-2 times per month.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Peripheral Artery Disease Vs Peripheral Neuropathy: What’s the Difference?
Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) affects blood flow to your limbs, causing pain due to poor circulation. Peripheral Neuropathy, however, involves nerve damage in your hands or feet, leading to numbness and tingling. PAD is about blood vessels, while neuropathy is about nerves. Both need different treatments.
Does Weather Affect Peripheral Neuropathy?
Yes, weather can affect peripheral neuropathy. Cold temperatures may worsen nerve pain and numbness. Heat and humidity can also intensify symptoms like burning or tingling. Moreover, changes in barometric pressure may trigger flare-ups.
How Much Does Neuropathy Treatment Cost?
Neuropathy treatment costs vary based on the type and severity of your condition. Chesapeake AIM offers comprehensive treatment plans, typically starting at 4 or 6 months. Your exact cost depends on the personalized treatment plan. We offer consultations to discuss your specific needs and provide a clear cost estimate upfront. Check out our new patient offer today and get $200 off your first consultation.
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The information contained on this website is not intended to diagnose, treat, or intervene in any medical condition. The circumstances of each patient are different. Treatment is offered only after an appropriate medical consultation and assessment. Outcomes are never guaranteed. Individual results may vary.