Peripheral Neuropathy Care
The Woodlands & Spring, Texas

Burning, tingling, or numbness in your feet or hands can make walking and sleeping hard. We offer a non-invasive approach that works alongside the care you get from your medical doctor.

When the Nerves in Your Feet and Hands Misfire

Peripheral neuropathy is damage or dysfunction of the nerves outside the brain and spinal cord. It most often starts in the feet and can move up the legs or appear in the hands.

Diabetes is the most common cause, but neuropathy can also come from vitamin deficiencies (especially B12), certain medications including chemotherapy, alcohol use, thyroid problems, autoimmune conditions, and nerve compression. Sometimes no cause is found.

Because neuropathy has many possible causes, it should always be evaluated by your medical doctor. Our role is to add non-invasive care that supports circulation and tissue health, alongside the treatment your physician provides.

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Burning Pain

Burning or electric sensations in the feet, often worse at night

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Numbness

Feeling like you are wearing socks or gloves when you are not

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Tingling

Pins and needles in the toes, feet, fingers, or hands

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Balance Changes

Feeling unsteady on your feet or less aware of where your feet are

Common Causes of Neuropathy

Diabetes & Pre-Diabetes Vitamin B12 Deficiency Chemotherapy-Related Nerve Compression in the Spine Thyroid Conditions Alcohol-Related Autoimmune Conditions Circulation Problems Unknown (Idiopathic)

Our Approach to Neuropathy

Neuropathy care at Prestige Spinal Care focuses on circulation, tissue health, and ruling out spinal causes:

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Evaluate

We review your history and any lab work, test sensation and reflexes, and check whether nerve compression in your back or neck could be contributing

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Softwave TRT

Softwave TRT uses acoustic waves to increase local blood flow and support tissue repair in the feet, legs, or hands

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Address the Spine

If a pinched nerve is involved, spinal decompression or adjustments may be part of your plan

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Support the Nerves

Nutritional guidance and balance exercises, coordinated with your primary care doctor

Research on shockwave therapy for neuropathy is still growing, and results vary. Dr. Etemadi will tell you honestly whether he thinks you are a good candidate before you commit to a plan.

When to Get Medical Care Right Away

Most cases are not an emergency, but some symptoms need prompt medical attention. Contact your doctor right away, or call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room if symptoms are sudden or severe, if you have:

Seek urgent care for:

  • A wound, blister, or sore on your foot that is not healing, especially if you have diabetes
  • Symptoms that are spreading or getting worse quickly over days or weeks
  • New weakness, frequent falls, or trouble walking
  • Numbness with changes in bladder or bowel control

Peripheral Neuropathy Questions

Can neuropathy be reversed?
It depends on the cause and how long the nerves have been affected. Treating the underlying cause, such as managing blood sugar or correcting a B12 deficiency, is the most important step. Supportive therapies aim to reduce symptoms and improve function.
How does Softwave TRT help neuropathy?
Softwave TRT delivers acoustic waves that increase local blood flow and support the body's tissue-repair processes. Because circulation plays a role in nerve health, some patients experience less pain and better sensation. Results vary.
Is Softwave treatment painful?
Most patients describe a tapping sensation. Sessions are short, need no anesthesia, and have no downtime.
Do I still need to see my medical doctor?
Yes. Neuropathy should be evaluated and managed by your physician. Our care is designed to work alongside, not replace, your medical treatment.
Is neuropathy treatment covered by insurance?
Softwave TRT is a self-pay service. The $99 Relief & Recovery Special includes your consultation, exam, and a first Softwave TRT session so you can see how you respond.

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Get Answers About Your Peripheral Neuropathy

Start with our $99 Relief & Recovery Special: a full consultation, exam, X-rays at the doctor's discretion, and one Softwave TRT or Spinal Decompression session. We serve patients from The Woodlands, Spring, Shenandoah, Conroe, and Tomball.