Neuropathy Treatment in Owings Mill, MD

Imagine your Life without the Pain of Peripheral Neuropathy.

A New Clinical Study gives a report that confirms that a person 55 years of age and older can be treated successfully for peripheral neuropathy without drugs and surgery.

At Ethos Health Group in Owings Mills, we believe you deserve the best clinical care available. This means we avoid subjecting you to unsuccessful surgeries, overprescribed medications, and ineffective supplements when it comes to treating your peripheral neuropathy symptoms.

At our Neuropathy Clinic, we have developed an effective, non-surgical option to Neuropathy Treatment.

We see too many physicians rushing patients out the door without really listening. Or worse, telling patients, “you’ll just have to live with the pain.” These unfortunate practices are regrettably more standard than not, even if they are not protocol. But, this diagnosis isn’t always true. We believe such actions to be poor practice. Our team believes you deserve the best care possible and will exhaust every option to get you the help you need.

Owings Mill Neuropathy Treatment

What is Peripheral Neuropathy?

Peripheral neuropathy usually develops from a lack of blood flow nourishing your nerves, like a tree that’s not getting enough water. Also like trees that do not get enough water, you will not be functioning optimally. When this lack of blood flow activity happens the protective coating around the nerves begins to deteriorate, leading to numbness, tingling, and pain at various sites across the body.

Neuropathy can occur from a variety of sources ranging from obesity to diabetes, to alcohol abuse. 

As Peripheral Neuropathy progresses, the nerves in the feet begin to die off, balance problems begin to develop, and frequent falls can become a daily incident.

Many patients of neuropathy symptoms are given prescription medications such as Gabapentin, Lyrica, or Cymbalta, which focus on masking your symptoms, not treating the source.

Symptoms of Neuropathy

• Pain, tingling, cramps, and numbness in the toes, hands, feet, legs or elsewhere
• Loss of Balance and coordination
• Dizziness
• Shakiness
• Skin sensitivity
• Burning sensations
• Increased heart rate
• Muscle loss
• Kidney damage
• Low blood sugar symptoms
• Issues with Digestion
• Bladder and urinary tract irritation
• Sexual dysfunction in both men and women
• Drop of blood pressure after standing
• Heavy night sweating, the inability to regulate internal temperature or complete lack of perspiration

Neuropathy Treatment

Watch the video below to see how our Neuropathy Treatment has helped!

The first step of our neuropathy treatment process is determining how much nerve damage is present, and if your condition can still be treated. That is why speed is of the essence when it comes to receiving treatment after the recognition of neuropathy treatment. 

Your safety is of great importance to us. As a result, we perform a non-invasive series of tests. These tests tell us just how much sensation has been lost, and what options exist for you. We believe that in such settings we can provide you with the best ways to manage your neuropathy. This Neuropathy Severity Exam will show us if your neuropathy reached the “point of no return”, or if you can benefit from our treatment program, which consists of cutting-edge, non-invasive therapies. This process is designed to stimulate the growth of new blood vessels (angiogenesis) to help reverse nerve damage in the feet or hands.

As sensation begins to improve team of healthcare providers develops a customized balance program to give you the confidence you need to not live in fear of falling.

For tougher neuropathy treatment cases we also utilize our NeuroRegen-CT injections, which combine platelet rich plasma (PRP) with platelet derived growth factors from your own blood.

These natural regenerative procedures help support blood vessel and nerve growth to safely reverse damage from peripheral neuropathy.

Contact us to get the treatment you deserve. Schedule an appointment with our Neuropathy Specialists in Owings Mill. They will review your condition and provide answers to your questions. 

Call 1-866-457-3443 or click the button below.