If the underlying cause of peripheral neuropathy is not addressed, it can potentially lead to complications, such as foot ulcers that may become infected. Treating these ulcers promptly is crucial to avoid further complications. In some cases, if left untreated, severe ulcers may require medical intervention.

When the autonomic nerves are affected by neuropathy, it can impact involuntary physiological processes. Some individuals with neuropathy may experience fluctuations in blood pressure, digestive problems, and urinary issues.

It is important to note that once nerve damage has reached a significant level, further improvement may be limited. Therefore, if you are experiencing symptoms of neuropathy, we highly recommend that you seek a consultation with our team for evaluation.

At our facility, we are committed to providing patients with efficient and effective solutions for chronic and severe peripheral neuropathy. Our approach focuses on non-drug and non-surgical methods to alleviate pain and discomfort.

We are proud to have assisted thousands of individuals in reclaiming their lives, free from neuropathy symptoms and without relying on medications, surgical procedures, or encountering side effects.