Neuropathy relief in Nashville, TN.
Are you experiencing tingling, numbness, or pain from neuropathy? We offer advanced, personalized neuropathy treatment designed to address the root cause of your symptoms — helping you find genuine pain relief and restore your quality of life.
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Our approach to neuropathy treatment combines several advanced therapies that work together to address the root causes of your symptoms:
- Targeted vibration plate therapy — stimulating circulation and neuromuscular response in the affected extremities.
- Class IV laser therapy — delivering therapeutic light energy to support nerve tissue. This is one of the better-studied non-invasive options in this field; see our Science page for the published research.
- 635nm LED boot therapy — specialized light therapy delivered comfortably to the feet and lower legs.
New to all this? Our Nerve Health 101 guide explains how nerves work, what damage really means, and how each therapy is meant to help — in plain English, with short video explainers.
Understanding that neuropathy has diverse causes — including idiopathic cases and those linked to diabetes — we start with a thorough evaluation before recommending any plan.
Types of neuropathy we treat
Neuropathy is a complex condition affecting millions of Americans. While there are over 100 known types, they can generally be categorized by the nerves affected or the pattern of nerve involvement.
By type of nerve affected
- Sensorimotor polyneuropathy. Impacts both sensory nerves (touch, temperature, pain) and motor nerves (muscle movement and coordination).
- Autonomic neuropathy. Affects nerves regulating involuntary functions — breathing, heart rate, digestion, and blood pressure.
By nerve involvement
- Mononeuropathy. Affects a single nerve — carpal tunnel syndrome is a common example.
- Multiple mononeuropathy. Damage to two or more individual nerves in different areas.
- Polyneuropathy. Affects a broader range of peripheral nerves throughout the body; often associated with diabetes.
Common causes of neuropathy
Peripheral neuropathy often causes uncomfortable tingling, burning, and prickling sensations. Understanding the underlying cause is crucial for effective treatment. Roughly 40% of cases are idiopathic (no known cause), and about 35% are linked to diabetes — but many other factors can lead to nerve damage.
- Diabetes. An estimated 15–18 million Americans experience neuropathy related to diabetes, making it a leading cause.
- Nutritional deficiencies. Lack of essential vitamins — especially B vitamins — can impair nerve health.
- Trauma or nerve pressure. Injuries, accidents, or prolonged compression from repetitive movements.
- Autoimmune diseases. Lupus, Sjögren's syndrome, or rheumatoid arthritis can cause the immune system to attack nerves.
- Alcohol use. Excessive alcohol consumption can lead to nerve damage.
- Toxins or medications. Exposure to certain substances or side effects from specific medications.
- Hereditary disorders. Genetic conditions can predispose individuals to neuropathy.
- Other conditions. HIV/AIDS, Lyme disease, liver disease, kidney disease, hypothyroidism, and tumors pressing on nerves.
Do these sound familiar?
If you are experiencing any of the following in your hands, arms, legs, or feet, we may be able to help.
Tingling & numbness
Pins-and-needles sensations, or loss of feeling in the extremities.
Burning or prickling pain
Persistent burning sensations, often worse at night.
Sharp or electric pain
Sudden, shooting pain with no clear trigger.
Muscle weakness
Reduced grip strength or difficulty with fine motor tasks.
Balance problems
Unsteadiness on your feet or increased risk of falls.
Sensitivity to touch
Even light contact — a bedsheet, a sock — causing discomfort.
No matter the type or cause, we're here to help
Our team is dedicated to providing personalized neuropathy treatment aimed at alleviating your symptoms and improving your quality of life. The first step is a no-obligation evaluation.