Neuropathy Treatment
in Fort Collins, CO

Do you have it?  If you are searching the internet for information or treatment of peripheral neuropathy, you like have this diagnosis or are suffering from its symptoms. This nerve disorder commonly affects your feet and hands, causing burning/tingling pain, weakness, sensory loss and balance problems.

You may have taken medication for it and been told you have to live with it. That is not necessarily the truth. If it is identified early it can often be controlled if not corrected. Don’t let another day go by without scheduling to see our neuropathy specialist of Fort Collins.

Young and old alike, 25 million Americans deal with peripheral neuropathy. There are many causes but generally occur when there is damage to the nerves outside of the brain and spinal cord.

Diabetes accounts for 30%. Another 30% are idiopathic or unknown in cause. The rest can be caused by autoimmune disorders, toxins, tumors, trauma, infections or nutritional/metabolic variances. Generally it has been treated with medications and physical therapy but newer technology and protocols have been proven to work even better.

Peripheral neuropathy affects both muscle movement nerves and nerves that detect sensations such as pain and temperature. Neuropathy can potentially affect internal organs including blood vessels, intestines, heart and bladder. It can be difficult to diagnose because it starts a seemingly benign tingle along with another underlying disease or cause. We are experts at diagnosing and successfully treating those suffering with this condition.