Peripheral neuropathy can feel like walking on pins and needles—or worse, living in a body that doesn’t quite feel like your own. At Tonic Spine & Disc in Mandeville, LA, we offer noninvasive therapies that help restore nerve function and reduce painful symptoms without relying on medications. Using advanced technologies like SoftWave Tissue Regenerative Therapy, NeuroMed Matrix Electroanalgesia, and other best-in-class technologies, we promote circulation, calm irritated nerves, and support long-term healing.
Peripheral neuropathy occurs when the nerves outside your brain and spinal cord are damaged, often causing tingling, numbness, burning, or weakness, especially in the hands and feet. This condition may result from diabetes, spinal problems, chemotherapy, injury, or other systemic issues. Our peripheral neuropathy program in Mandeville, LA, focuses on restoring nerve communication and promoting tissue repair using FDA-cleared technologies that are comfortable and effective. Each plan is tailored to your specific condition, with supportive care that may include home-based tools and nutritional strategies to reduce inflammation and improve nerve health.
SoftWave TRT uses acoustic waves to trigger a healing response deep within your tissue. This FDA-cleared therapy increases circulation, breaks down scar tissue, reduces inflammation, and helps recruit your body’s own stem cells to support tissue regeneration and treat peripheral neuropathy.
NeuroMed Matrix Electroanalgesia delivers high-frequency electrical pulses to specific nerve pathways to block pain signals and relax irritated nerves. With targeted settings and FDA-cleared protocols, this drug-free therapy offers lasting pain relief, especially for nerve-related conditions, without side effects or sedation.
This easy-to-use therapy delivers polychromatic light to release nitric oxide, which helps increase blood circulation and boost cellular energy (ATP). It supports nerve healing, reduces discomfort, and promotes tissue repair in a safe and convenient home setting.
Spinal pelvic stabilizers provide targeted support to the lower extremities, hips and lower spine. They improve balance and reduce strain on the nervous system, which is especially important for those experiencing weakness or instability due to neuropathy.
Peripheral neuropathy treatment in Mandeville, LA, focuses on reducing nerve irritation and restoring clear communication between your nerves and brain. Instead of masking symptoms, this noninvasive approach targets the root causes such as poor circulation, inflammation, or nerve damage. Each treatment plan is tailored to your symptoms, severity, and medical history. We use advanced therapies like SoftWave TRT to stimulate cellular repair, NeuroMed Matrix Electroanalgesia to calm overactive nerves and improve blood flow, and home-based polychromatic light therapy to release nitric oxide, boosting circulation and cellular energy (ATP). Spinal pelvic stabilizers may also be recommended to enhance balance and stability. Together, these tools support long-term nerve repair while relieving numbness, burning, tingling, and weakness.
Peripheral neuropathy treatment can help relieve numbness, tingling, burning sensations, sharp pain, and weakness, especially in the hands, feet, and lower limbs.
SoftWave TRT, used in our peripheral neuropathy treatment in Mandeville, LA, boosts circulation, activates local stem cells, and supports nerve tissue repair to reduce symptoms and improve function.
No. Peripheral neuropathy treatment using NeuroMed Matrix is comfortable and noninvasive, with most patients reporting only a light pulsing or tingling sensation.
The total length of peripheral neuropathy treatment is determined on a case-by-case basis, depending on the severity of your condition and your estimated healing time. Adjustments are made as you progress to ensure the best possible outcome.
Yes. Our peripheral neuropathy treatment in Mandeville, LA, is designed to complement your existing care and can be coordinated with your other healthcare providers if needed.
