Neuropathy Treatment
In Shelton CT
Improving Neuropathy With Laser Therapy To Improve Circulation And Heal
When the pathways of nerves in your body become damaged, it can lead to a condition called neuropathy. This condition is almost always caused by severe health problems, illness, or as a result of physical trauma.
Understanding the Cause of Neuropathy Pain
When the pathways of nerves in your body become damaged, it can lead to a condition called neuropathy. This condition is almost always caused by severe health problems, illness, or as a result of physical trauma.
If you have become fed up with medications or have not experienced sufficient relief from the treatments you have received, laser therapy may be an answer. At Connecticut Disc and Laser Therapy Centers, we offer Connecticut laser therapy to restore health and stable feeling to your nerves.
Reasons For Neuropathy
While most tissues in the body have an external blood supply, nerve cells do not. What this means is that nerves which have become injured or damaged cannot easily heal themselves. They can become starved for oxygen and nutrients and need a little help to recover and heal. Laser therapy treatments can help to repair nerves and alleviate the sensations you are experiencing as a result of the disruption.
How We Treat Neuropathy
We understand how devastating it can be to experience the constant effects of neuropathy, especially when other forms of treatment and medications have not helped.
Dr. Dalfino has more than 20 years of experience treating conditions like this, using state-of-the-art technology and equipment to provide lasting results.
Our Connecticut laser therapy treatments send healing energy directly to the nerves, which help the damaged cells to begin healing. Laser therapy uses this radiant infrared energy to penetrate into the blood vessels which have not been reaching the injured nerves. In cases involving a serious underlying cause, you may want to consider invasive procedures from a neurosurgeon.
Neuropathy can cause a variety of unpleasant symptoms, including:
- Unstable nerve signals
- False signals
- Tingling
- Numbness
- Sharp pains
- Burning
- Improving the Function of Nerves
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