Neuropathy Services in Wichita, KS, With Advanced Wellness & Rehab

Neuropathy, or peripheral Neuropathy (PN), polyneuropathy, or nerve pain, is a disorder of the peripheral nerves – the motor, sensory, and autonomic nerves that connect the spinal cord to muscles, skin, and internal organs. The condition typically affects the hands and feet, causing progressive numbness, tingling, burning, muscle weakness, and pain. In addition, the disease adversely affects balance, making people with peripheral Neuropathy 15 times more likely to fall than the general public. PN can take a variable course, coming and going slowly, progressing over the years, or becoming severe and debilitating quickly.

Neuropathy can be attributed to various factors, including environmental toxins, trauma, illness, or infection. However, the most common causes of Neuropathy include diabetes, alcohol, vitamin and nutrition deficiencies, and certain medications.

Our three-step treatment program helps recondition the nerves and calm the pain from Neuropathy. Our comprehensive treatment uses breakthrough Anodyne infrared light therapy, ReBuilder Nerve therapy, and detoxification nutrition. Using these three therapies, we help patients eliminate the need for medications like Lyrica and Gabapentin. As a result, our patients can sustain lasting relief and, in many cases, restore normal nerve function and sensation.

Historically, medical treatments have only included medication and do not consider all the factors. However, the recent advent of a more holistic approach integrates restorative therapies. This is good news for peripheral neuropathy sufferers. New emerging therapies can provide relief without relying on medication or surgery. If we diagnose you early, we can control the condition and reverse the tissue damage.

Today, Rebuilder treatments are proven options to help alleviate neuropathy symptoms. Rebuilder therapy provides a sense of micro-vibrations that can be found pleasurable and even relaxing. These sensations stimulate the nerves and circulation to promote healing and rejuvenate damaged, malnourished tissue.

Medical findings have also determined that as we age, we build up toxins in our body that cause the deterioration of healthy tissue, which, in turn, creates the nerve endings to spasm, hence the burning and throbbing sensations. Therefore, as a step in our treatment program, we work to reduce and extract these toxins from the extremities with detoxification supplements and diet modifications. Unfortunately, we find that this “Detoxification Process” is a step that many physicians do not address.

Another interesting research development concluded that reduced blood flow causes nerve and tissue damage. Advancements in light therapy have identified that specific spectrums and frequencies can stimulate blood flow and tissue rejuvenation in the subdermal layers. This is very effective for patients who experience nerve damage as a side effect of chemotherapy and even diabetes.