Finally, a Solution for Peripheral Neuropathy Pain. 

Get Rid of the Pain in Your Hands or Feet!

If you are tired of taking endless prescription pain killers for your peripheral neuropathy, we have great news for you!

At Albrecht Chiropractic office we have developed a drug-free program utilizing multiple therapies to relieve your symptoms of peripheral neuropathy.

The foundation of this highly successful treatment regimen is Infrared light therapy. Our program also incorporates several other modalities to improve nerve function, some of which include vibration therapy, balance training, and soft tissue mobilization.

We also utilize nutritional support, when necessary, to help address vitamin deficiencies and improve circulation. With this multi-faceted approach, we are able to customize the program to your individual needs and achieve the most effective results in relieving your symptoms of peripheral neuropathy.

Infrared Light Therapy:

During each painless treatment, Infrared light energy increases circulation, speeds up cellular energy production, and draws water, oxygen, and nutrients to the damaged area. This creates an optimal healing environment that helps to reduce pain, inflammation, burning, tingling, and numbness, and improves the ability to feel sensations.

- Surgery Free

- Drug Free

- Pain Free

- Needle Free

- Non-Invasive

Neuropathy is a progressive condition. Early treatment is critical.

Neuropathy is a progressive condition, meaning it tends to get worse with time. If left untreated for too long, the nerve damage can reach a point where there is simply nothing that can be done. This is why early detection and treatment of peripheral neuropathy is critical to getting the best results.

To learn more about our Peripheral Neuropathy program, please call 269-694-9956.

A number of factors can cause Peripheral Neuropathies

It’s not always easy to pinpoint the cause of Peripheral Neuropathy. A number of factors can contribute. Please call our clinic to learn if this treatment can help your condition (269) 694-9956.

Diabetes

Diabetes is the most common cause of Peripheral Neuropathy and can occur even in Diabetics who keep their blood sugar levels under control.

Chemotherapy

Patients undergoing chemotherapy often develop Neuropathy during or after the treatment.

Trauma or pressure on the nerve

Neuropathy commonly occurs after injury to nerves in the legs, and in patients diagnosed with Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy due to trauma.

Circulation disorders

Poor circulation leading to foot ulcers, and blockage of blood supply to the leg can also cause Neuropathy.

Alcoholism

Many alcoholics develop Peripheral Neuropathy due to nerve ending damage.

Restless legs syndrome

Peripheral Neuropathy can be an associated medical condition for patients diagnosed with Restless Legs Syndrome, characterized by cramping and other unpleasant sensations in the legs.

Diseases

Autoimmune diseases, kidney disease, liver disease and thyroid conditions can also cause Peripheral Neuropathy, as can certain viral or bacterial infections, including Hepatitis C and HIV/AIDS.