Conditions We Treat
Neuropathy Treatment in Utah
Burning, tingling, numbness, or that electric jolt in your feet and hands is not something you have to “learn to live with.” Find out what is driving your nerve pain and which treatment actually addresses it.
What Neuropathy Is
Why Your Nerves Are Sending the Wrong Signals
Peripheral neuropathy is damage or dysfunction in the small nerves that carry sensation to your hands, feet, and legs. When those nerves are starved of blood flow or irritated, they misfire: burning at night, pins and needles, numbness that makes the floor feel like it is not there, or sharp pain from a light touch.
The most common cause is diabetes, but neuropathy also follows injury, chemotherapy, circulation problems, and pinched nerves in the spine. Because the causes differ, the right plan depends on finding yours.
What most people are told is to manage symptoms with medication. Those drugs can dull the pain, but they do nothing for the nerves themselves, and the numbness tends to keep spreading.
Don't Wait It Out
Signs It's Time to Get Your Nerve Pain Evaluated
- Burning, tingling, or numbness that has lasted more than a few weeks
- Symptoms that are worse at night or that wake you up
- Loss of balance, or feet that feel wrapped in cloth
- Medication that takes the edge off but never gets you back to normal
- You have been told “it’s just neuropathy” and there is nothing more to do
Nerve damage is easier to slow early. If the numbness is spreading, an evaluation now protects the function you still have.
The Full Toolbox
Neuropathy Treatment, From Conservative to Advanced
At Integrated Pain Specialists, medical providers, chiropractors, and physical therapists work under one roof, so your plan is built from the whole toolbox rather than one specialty’s answer.
Restore blood flow and nerve function. Our neuropathy program works in three steps: improve circulation to the affected nerves, re-educate the small fiber nerves that carry sensation, and calm the pain signals. It is non-surgical and does not rely on daily medication.
Treat the source in the spine. When nerve pain traces back to a compressed nerve root, spinal decompression, chiropractic care, and targeted injections address the pinch rather than the symptom.
Rebuild strength and balance. Physical therapy restores the stability and gait that neuropathy erodes, which lowers fall risk and keeps you active while the nerves recover.
Regenerative options. For appropriate candidates, regenerative medicine may support the body’s own repair process.
Our Neuropathy Program
Three Steps, One Goal: Nerves That Work Again
Every plan starts with a diagnostic exam that maps where sensation is lost and why. From there we combine circulation-focused therapies, nerve re-education, and pain-signal reduction into a schedule built around your case, not a one-size protocol.
Care is delivered at our Bountiful and South Jordan clinics, and your progress is measured at each stage so you can see whether feeling and balance are coming back.
The Integrated Difference
One Team, One Plan, Every Option
You do not have to guess whether this is a spine problem, a circulation problem, or a nerve problem. Our integrated team evaluates it together and builds one plan, whether that is the neuropathy program, spinal decompression, physical therapy, or a combination. Your first consultation is free, and you will leave with an honest answer about what your nerves need.
Common Questions
Neuropathy FAQs
What causes neuropathy?
Diabetes is the most common cause. Neuropathy also develops after injuries, chemotherapy, poor circulation, vitamin deficiencies, and compressed nerves in the spine. A diagnostic exam identifies which one is driving your symptoms so treatment targets the right source.
Can neuropathy be treated without medication?
Yes. Our program focuses on improving blood flow to the nerves, re-educating small fiber nerves, and reducing pain signals without relying on daily medication. Many patients also benefit from spinal decompression or physical therapy when a spinal nerve is involved.
Is nerve damage from neuropathy permanent?
It depends on the cause and how long it has gone untreated. Nerves that are still receiving blood flow can often recover function, which is why early evaluation matters. A consultation shows how much sensation remains and what is realistic for your case.
What does a neuropathy evaluation involve?
A history, a sensory exam that maps where feeling is reduced, balance and strength testing, and imaging or nerve studies when needed. You leave with a diagnosis and a plan, not just a prescription.
Do you take insurance for neuropathy treatment?
Most of our care is covered by many insurance plans, including Medicare. Coverage varies by insurer and individual policy, and our team verifies your benefits before any care begins.
Take the Next Step
Get an Honest Answer About Your Nerve Pain
Start with a free consultation. Talk through your nerve pain and your options, and decide whether our practice is a good fit, with no sales pitch. Bountiful or South Jordan.