Peripheral Neuropathy Support in Simpsonville, SC

Burning, tingling, or numbness in the feet or hands can affect balance and quality of life. We provide supportive, non-invasive options. New patients start at The DC Original; follow-ups at either office.

Common Symptoms

  • Burning, tingling, or numbness
  • Sensitivity to touch
  • Balance issues
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How We Evaluate

Neurologic screens and movement review; X-rays at The DC Original for most initial evaluations.

How We Treat Peripheral Neuropathy

  • Class II/IV lasers; PEMF; red light therapy
  • Gentle spinal/extremity adjustments
  • Structural integration / myofascial release
  • Medical-grade massage; simple home strategies
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What to Expect

Plans are individualized and reviewed regularly to track comfort and function.

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Call to Action

Ready for relief? Call (864) 881-4221 or visit /book to schedule online. New patients: start at The DC Original.

  • Can neuropathy improve?

    Responses vary. We focus on comfort, function, and practical strategies to support daily activity.

  • Will I still need to walk or exercise?

    Often yes—gentle, consistent movement can help.

Disclaimer: Information is educational and does not replace an in-person evaluation.