Bottom Line:
Even with natural and more common treatments, nerves take a long time to repair and function fully. Blood flow to an injured area is how the parts of our body heal. Therefore since nerves do
not get blood flow but instead work with nerve flow, they take a more extended recovery period.

While you take the necessary steps to heal the irritation or damage to your nerves, it’s also important to manage your symptoms.

There are many different methods to help with symptom management. They mainly depend on how you developed Neuropathy in the first place.

Why it Matters:
Since many of us live very fast-paced lives, pain from neuropathy can really change your life. Learning how to manage symptoms is the best way to let your body heal and maintain your
lifestyle as best possible.

If you’ve experienced symptoms like tingling or burning in the feet and legs, you may begin compensating for this pain by changing how you move. Unfortunately, this can create a cascade
of symptoms in other areas of your body. That is why finding the cause of your problem and taking care of it naturally, it so important!

A few of the most popular ways to find relief from the symptoms of neuropathy include:
• Chiropractic adjustments
• TENS and Interferential Stimulation
• Adopting an anti-inflammatory Diet
• Taking fish oil

Next Steps:
Correcting the cause of neuropathy can take time, but while the healing is happening, we’re happy to strategize how you can reduce your symptoms. If you would like to learn more about Neuropathy and the most effective ways to manage the symptoms, call us today.