Peripheral Neuropathy — Addressing the Root Cause
Functional Medicine
Peripheral Neuropathy — Addressing the Root Cause
Peripheral neuropathy — numbness, tingling, burning, and pain in the hands and feet — has root causes that conventional medicine often ignores. Our functional approach identifies and addresses those causes so your nerves can begin to heal.
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What Causes Peripheral Neuropathy?
While diabetes is the most common cause, peripheral neuropathy can also be driven by nutrient deficiencies (especially B12, B6, and alpha lipoic acid), toxin exposure, autoimmune conditions, infections, thyroid dysfunction, and chronic inflammation. Identifying your specific cause is the first step toward effective treatment.
Our Functional Approach
We run comprehensive testing to identify the root cause of your neuropathy — blood sugar dysregulation, nutrient deficiencies, inflammatory markers, toxin exposure, and more. We then build a customized protocol using safe, natural interventions to address the underlying drivers and support nerve regeneration and healing.
What to Expect
Nerve healing takes time, but many patients experience meaningful improvement in symptoms with our functional protocols. The key is identifying and removing the drivers of nerve damage while providing the nutrients and support your nerves need to regenerate. Our approach is safe, natural, and designed for lasting results.
Symptoms We Address
- —Numbness and tingling in hands and feet
- —Burning or shooting pain
- —Sensitivity to touch
- —Muscle weakness
- —Balance and coordination problems
- —Sharp, jabbing pain
Root Causes We Investigate
- —Blood sugar dysregulation and insulin resistance
- —Vitamin B12, B6, and D deficiencies
- —Heavy metal toxicity
- —Autoimmune nerve damage
- —Thyroid dysfunction
- —Chronic inflammation
- —Medication side effects
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Ready to Address Your Peripheral Neuropathy
Book a Discovery CallPatients must be physically located in North Carolina at the time of service.
