Peripheral Neuropathy and Medical Laser Therapy

Peripheral neuropathy is a debilitating condition characterized by a range of distressing symptoms. If you've ever experienced sharp, stabbing pains, sensations akin to wearing a glove or sock, numbness in your extremities, difficulty gripping objects, tingling sensations, weakness in your limbs, or even facial muscle weakness, peripheral neuropathy might be at the root of your discomfort.

This condition encompasses various disorders resulting from damage to the peripheral nervous system, a crucial component of your body's intricate neural network. While the central nervous system, comprising the brain and spinal cord, handles core functions, the peripheral nervous system extends nerves throughout your body, reaching your arms, hands, legs, feet, and even your sensory organs.

When the peripheral nervous system malfunctions, it disrupts the flow of critical messages between your brain and spinal cord and the rest of your body. The consequences are often felt as numbness, pain, and a decline in function in the affected areas. Sensory nerve damage contributes to pain, tingling, and numbness, while motor nerve impairment can lead to difficulties with mobility and grasping objects. Autonomic nerve issues affect involuntary functions such as breathing, sweating, and blood pressure regulation.

The Beacon of Hope: Summus Horizon Class IV Medical Laser Treatment

Now, you may be wondering if there's a better way to address peripheral neuropathy, one that sidesteps the adverse effects of conventional drugs. The answer is a resounding yes, and the solution is known as photobiomodulation (PBM), or laser therapy. With Summus Medical Laser treatments, we shine safe red and infrared laser light onto damaged nerves, stimulating their recovery and repair. The beauty of this therapy lies in its non-invasiveness and complete absence of side effects.

It might sound too good to be true, but the results speak for themselves. Patients who have undergone the recommended course of laser therapy treatments have reported reduced numbness and tingling, improved muscle function, the return of normal sensations in their hands and feet, and more. Summus Medical Laser treatments have proven effective for various forms of peripheral neuropathy, including Bell’s Palsy, diabetic peripheral neuropathy, residual limb pain, and more.

So, if you or a loved one is grappling with the challenges of peripheral neuropathy, it's time to consider Summus Medical Laser treatments. You don't have to endure the limitations and discomfort any longer. Relief is within reach, and Back 2 Health is here to guide you on your journey to wellness.