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Dr. Greg Thomas D.C.

Neuropathy Louisville KY

Louisville Neuropathy Center

At Louisville Neuropathy Center, we have many years of helping patients improve their quality of life. Our individualized, non-surgical programs are designed to address the factors that can be contributing to the progression of your neuropathy in Louisville KY.

Comprehensive Neuropathy Care

Neuropathy can be caused due to many factors. At Louisville Neuropathy Center, we first start with a detailed examination, including a review of pertinent lab records and diagnostic testing, to determine if your neuropathy is the type of neuropathy we address. Your first step is to schedule an appointment with the Doctor. You will then complete a comprehensive health history prior to your appointment with the Doctor.

The Doctor will perform a comprehensive examination, including sensory testing, appropriate imaging, and a computerized balance assessment as needed. Treatment plans to address your neuropathy are based on your individual needs and your goals for care.

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ABOUT NEUROPATHY

It is estimated that peripheral neuropathy affects more than 20 million people in the U.S., and the condition is growing rapidly.

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SPINAL DECOMPRESSION

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NEUROPATHY SIGNS & SYMPTOMS

It is very common for patients to experience the first symptoms in their extremities (hands, arms, legs and feet).

Signs And Symptoms of Neuropathy

It is also common for patients to develop muscle weakness and coordination problems. The muscles in the limbs may also become paralyzed. Patients also have increased likelihood of developing foot ulcers and infections in the skin. Peripheral neuropathy can occur when there is nerve damage and develop into dysesthesia, which effects a patients' touch sensation. This often leads to a tingling and/or burning sensation. The skin on the extremities eventually will become so sensitive that the pressure from sheets or towels. Read more here.

What is Neuropathy?

Neuropathy is defined as a group of disorders that begins due to damage to the peripheral nervous system. The peripheral nervous system is a part of the nervous system excluding the brain and spinal cord. This means that this is the collection of nerves that connects your limbs and organs to the central nervous system. This condition is also known as peripheral neuropathy and generally occurs because damage to the nerve axons has occurred. The nerve axon is what conducts the electrical impulses to different places. Read more here.