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Blend Extra: Treating Your Neuropathy

Neuropathy can be caused by a number of conditions, such as diabetes and people undergoing chemotherapy. The nerves in the body become damaged and start to malfunction. The body has a peripheral nervous system that communicates with the brain and the central nervous system. It sends signals that something is wrong, like damaged nerves. This damage occurs over time. So, it isn’t necessarily something that happens overnight. This leads to symptoms such as weakness, numbness, pain, tingling in the feet, legs and hands. The damage and symptoms continue to increase if not treated. Today Dr. Evan Norum is back. He is the co-founder of Advantage Neuropathy & Board Certified in Neuropathy.
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Today Dr. Evan Norum is back. He is the co-founder of Advantage Neuropathy & Board Certified in Neuropathy.

Do you suffer from weakness, pain or numbness in your hands and feet? If so, you might have peripheral neuropathy which is a condition of nerve damage due to a number of causes such as diabetes, traumatic injuries, infections, metabolic problems, or inherited causes. Dr. Evan Norum, DC, BCN, co-founder of Advantage Neuropathy joins us to describe treatments Advantage Neuropathy offers to help reverse the condition.

Advantage Neuropathy has a special offer! They are offering a $49 Neuropathy Special for the first 25 callers. That includes a personal consultation, exam, x-rays and report of findings. The neuropathy exam is so thorough that they calculate down to the exact percentage of how much sensory loss someone has in their hands or feet. Then, they create an individualized treatment plan for each patient.

Call 262-777-0945 or text TINGLE to 21000

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