Non-invasive treatment options for numbness, tingling, burning pain, foot pain, leg pain, diabetic neuropathy, and nerve-related symptoms.
Peripheral neuropathy can interfere with nearly every part of daily life. Patients may experience numbness, tingling, burning, aching, sharp electrical pain, poor balance, restless legs, cramping, or pain in the feet, legs, hands, or arms. At Positive Health and Wellness in Amherst, NY, Dr. John Zilliox provides non-invasive neuropathy treatment options for patients looking for a drug-free approach to nerve-related symptoms.
Three important factors must be evaluated when treating neuropathy symptoms:
If you are tired of taking prescription pain medication for peripheral neuropathy symptoms, we may be able to help.
At Positive Health and Wellness, we use a multi-therapy approach designed to help relieve symptoms associated with peripheral neuropathy pain. Each patient begins with a consultation and evaluation so Dr. Zilliox can better understand the severity of symptoms and whether our treatment options may be appropriate.
The Sanexas Treatment is a non-narcotic, non-surgical, and non-invasive electro-medical treatment designed to help support patients with neuropathy symptoms and severe neuromuscular pain. Sanexas electro-medical protocols use high-frequency electronic waves designed to gently reach through muscle and tissue and stimulate targeted nerve-related responses.
The electronic signal is designed with a wide frequency range and a unique waveform similar to patterns generated by the body itself. This electronic compatibility may allow the signal to reach multiple cell types and nerve fibers, supporting therapeutic effects in the targeted area.
The treatment is intended to create changes at the cellular level that may help reduce swelling, remove excess fluids and waste products, alter pH levels, and support cellular metabolism. These changes may help reduce symptoms associated with neuropathy and nerve irritation.
The neoGEN-Series® system is a state-of-the-art medical device for producing electric cell signaling energy waves, including EcST and ESI protocols.
The system may be used as part of treatment plans for circulatory issues, acute and chronic pain, long-term intractable pain, drug-resistant pain, neuromuscular reeducation, muscle strengthening, and relaxation of muscle spasm activity.
The RST-Sanexas neoGEN-Series® medical device has been used in clinical research and referenced in medical literature regarding electric cell signaling and peripheral neuropathy symptoms.
Applications and electric cell signaling protocols have been studied in clinical settings and discussed in academic, scientific, and medical publications. Individual results vary, and treatment recommendations depend on the patient's condition, evaluation findings, and response to care.
Traditional neuropathy pain treatments may be ineffective for some patients, may provide only short-term relief, or may rely heavily on medication to mask symptoms. The Sanexas Treatment provides a non-narcotic, non-invasive, and non-surgical option for patients seeking a different approach.
The Sanexas Treatment is typically provided as a treatment course over multiple sessions, often spanning several weeks. Treatment plans vary based on the patient, the severity of symptoms, and the clinical evaluation. Some patients may notice changes early in the course of care, while others may require additional treatment before meaningful improvement is experienced.
Individual results vary. Many patients report meaningful improvements in neuropathy-related symptoms and quality of life following treatment, but no specific result can be guaranteed. A consultation and evaluation are necessary to determine whether this treatment may be appropriate for your condition.
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We do not accept every patient that comes into our clinic. Our consultation, exam, and testing help determine whether or not you may be helped. Peripheral neuropathy symptoms may improve when treated early enough, but the degree of nerve damage and the underlying cause must be evaluated.
Neuropathy is a condition of the nervous system that typically causes numbness, tingling, burning, aching, and other uncomfortable symptoms. Many patients also report restless legs, throbbing pain, cramping, sensitivity, or discomfort in the hands or feet.
Neuropathy can result from problems such as traumatic injuries, infections, metabolic problems, nerve pressure, circulation issues, and exposure to toxins. One of the most common causes is diabetes.
Poor blood circulation may also be a contributing factor. People with diabetes may be especially susceptible to neuropathy because elevated blood sugar levels can damage small blood vessels responsible for delivering oxygen and nutrients to the nerves.
Peripheral neuropathy describes problems that occur when peripheral nerve endings are damaged or irritated. These nerves carry information between the brain, spinal cord, and the rest of the body. When they are not functioning properly, patients may experience sensory changes, pain, weakness, or coordination problems.
If you have been diagnosed with neuropathy or have symptoms that may be nerve-related, contact Positive Health and Wellness to schedule a consultation. Early evaluation can help determine the severity of symptoms and whether conservative, non-invasive care may be appropriate.
You should consider scheduling a neuropathy evaluation if symptoms are persistent, worsening, or interfering with your ability to walk, sleep, work, exercise, or enjoy normal daily activities. Neuropathy symptoms should not be ignored, especially if they are associated with diabetes, chemotherapy, injury, circulation problems, or progressive numbness.
It is not always easy to pinpoint the cause of peripheral neuropathy. Several factors can contribute. Please call our clinic to learn whether our treatment approach may be appropriate for your condition.
Diabetes is one of the most common causes of peripheral neuropathy and may occur even in people who work to keep their blood sugar levels under control.
Some patients undergoing chemotherapy develop neuropathy symptoms during or after treatment.
Neuropathy may occur after injury to nerves in the legs or other areas of the body, or when pressure affects nerve function.
Poor circulation, reduced blood flow, and related vascular problems may contribute to neuropathy symptoms and foot discomfort.
Long-term alcohol use may contribute to nerve damage and peripheral neuropathy symptoms in some patients.
Peripheral neuropathy may be associated with restless legs symptoms, including cramping and unpleasant sensations in the legs.
Autoimmune disease, kidney disease, liver disease, thyroid conditions, and certain viral or bacterial infections may also contribute to neuropathy symptoms.
Positive Health and Wellness provides non-invasive care options for patients throughout Amherst, Buffalo, Williamsville, Tonawanda, and the surrounding Western New York communities. Dr. John Zilliox evaluates each patient individually and recommends care based on symptoms, health history, testing, and treatment goals.
If neuropathy symptoms are affecting your comfort, sleep, balance, walking, or quality of life, contact our office today to schedule a consultation and learn whether our neuropathy treatment approach may be right for you.
Neuropathy is a condition involving damage or dysfunction of nerves. It may cause numbness, tingling, burning, aching, weakness, sensitivity, cramping, or pain in the feet, legs, hands, or arms.
Peripheral neuropathy may be associated with diabetes, chemotherapy, trauma, nerve pressure, circulation problems, alcohol use, autoimmune disease, kidney disease, liver disease, thyroid conditions, infections, or other health issues.
Common symptoms include numbness, tingling, burning pain, sharp electrical pain, pins and needles, muscle cramping, difficulty walking, sensitivity to touch, poor coordination, and discomfort that interferes with sleep.
The Sanexas Treatment is a non-narcotic, non-surgical, non-invasive electro-medical treatment designed to support patients with neuropathy symptoms and neuromuscular pain.
You should consider an evaluation if you have persistent numbness, tingling, burning pain, foot pain, leg pain, balance problems, sensitivity, weakness, or symptoms that interfere with walking, sleep, or daily activities.
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