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If you’re one of the many people who suffer from peripheral neuropathy, you may be struggling to cope with chronic pain. Experiencing severe discomfort affects your quality of life and may prevent you from doing activities that you enjoy. Corey Mote, D.C., of Spectrum Healthcare in Cornelia, GA, explains that many patients seeking effective pain management solutions turn to chiropractic care.

Below, Dr. Mote explains how chiropractic treatment benefits patients dealing with this difficult condition:

What is Peripheral Neuropathy?

Peripheral NeuropathyMillions of people in the U.S. suffer from peripheral neuropathy as a result of a range of medical conditions, including autoimmune disorders, injuries or physical trauma, Vitamin deficiencies, infections, or heredity conditions. Peripheral neuropathy causes damage to your body’s peripheral nervous system. These nerves are part of an intricate network of connections that transmit sensory information between the brain, spinal cord, and the rest of the body. When damaged, these nerves can’t communicate normally with the brain, which can cause various symptoms. Patients with this condition often experience impaired muscle movement, unusual sensations like numbness, and tingling or burning in the hands and feet.

Unfortunately, chronic and acute pain is another common symptom of neuropathy and can be difficult to control. Because it often increases sensitivity to touch, even normal actions can become painful. Without effective pain management, this condition can seriously affect your well-being by disrupting sleep, impacting your joints, and making it difficult to carry out daily activities.

How Can Chiropractic Care Help?

Getting an early diagnosis and appropriate care for peripheral neuropathy is essential. With early intervention it’s possible to stop further nerve damage and potentially restore some nerve function. Without effective care, your symptoms may worsen, making pain management more difficult. By using an advanced electrical nerve stimulation technique to block pain signals, a chiropractor can help alleviate your discomfort. A chiropractic physician will also develop a personalized physical therapy regimen to improve circulation to the affected extremities, reduce cramps and spasms, and facilitate less-painful movements.

For more information about how chiropractic care can alleviate your symptoms, contact Spectrum Healthcare today. Offering comprehensive and integrative care, they are committed to improving your quality of life through effective pain management and health promotion. Visit their website to learn more about their extensive services, or call (706) 778-0077 to schedule an appointment.

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