Neuropathy Treatment, St. Louis, MO
The numbness, the burning, the feeling that your feet are not your own. You have lived with it long enough. There is a path to relief that does not start and end with a pill.
Neuropathy does not just hurt. It steals your sleep, your balance, and your confidence on your own two feet. You may have been told it is a normal part of diabetes or aging, handed a prescription, and sent home to cope. That answer leaves you managing a problem instead of treating it.
We see it differently. Neuropathy is the theme our clinic was built around, and our neuropathy treatment program is the flagship of St. Louis Pain Center. We focus on the damaged nerves themselves, working to improve circulation and support recovery so the burning and numbness have a reason to ease. For more than five years, we have helped South County patients who thought nothing more could be done. Your first consultation and screening are complimentary.
Neuropathy is nerve damage that causes burning, numbness, and tingling, usually in the feet and hands, and is often caused by diabetes. At St. Louis Pain Center, we treat it with drug-free care including our flagship [neuropathy treatment](/wellness-center/neuropathy-treatment/), [regenerative therapy](/orthopedic-clinic/regenerative-therapy/), and [neuromodulation technique](/wellness-center/neuromodulation-technique/). Book a free screening to find your path to relief.
Schedule your free consultation →Understanding Neuropathy
Neuropathy is nerve damage, most often in the feet and hands, that causes burning, numbness, and tingling. It affects an estimated 20 million Americans, and diabetes is the most common cause.
When nerves are damaged or starved of blood flow, they stop relaying signals accurately. Instead of normal sensation, they fire off pain, numbness, and that unmistakable pins-and-needles feeling, sometimes all at once. Left unaddressed, the damage can progress, raising the risk of falls, foot wounds, and worsening loss of feeling. The conventional approach manages the symptoms with medication, but it does little for the nerves driving them. Our care focuses on the nerve itself, which is why patients describe results they had not gotten anywhere else.
Common Symptoms of Neuropathy
Neuropathy symptoms can vary in type and severity depending on the underlying cause. Some of the symptoms that benefit from an evaluation at St. Louis Pain Center include:
- Burning pain in the feet or hands
- Numbness
- Tingling or pins-and-needles
- Sharp, electric-like pain
- Loss of balance
- Sensitivity to touch
- Muscle weakness
- A feeling of wearing invisible socks or gloves
- Pain that worsens at night
Common Causes of Neuropathy
- Diabetes High blood sugar over time damages the small nerves in the feet and legs, making diabetic neuropathy the single most common cause we treat. Diabetes is widespread across South County, which keeps this front and center in our work.
- Poor Circulation When nerves do not get enough blood flow, they are starved of oxygen and nutrients and begin to misfire.
- Nerve Compression or Injury A pinched, compressed, or injured nerve, including pressure from the spine, can trigger neuropathic pain along its path.
- Vitamin Deficiencies Low levels of certain B vitamins can impair nerve health and contribute to neuropathy.
- Chemotherapy and Medications Some medications and cancer treatments are known to damage peripheral nerves as a side effect.
- Chronic Inflammation Ongoing inflammation from autoimmune or metabolic conditions can wear on the nerves over time.
Treatments we use for neuropathy.
We rarely treat neuropathy with one tool. Nerve recovery usually responds best to a coordinated, drug-free plan that supports the nerves from more than one angle.
Flagship Program Neuropathy Treatment
Our signature drug-free protocol for nerve pain, numbness, and tingling, restoring function and comfort.
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Orthopedic Clinic PRP Therapy
Platelet-rich plasma that uses your own biology to repair joints and soft tissue.
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Orthopedic Clinic Regenerative Therapy
Advanced biologics that help the body rebuild damaged tissue naturally.
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Wellness Center Neuromodulation Technique
Gentle nervous-system retraining to calm chronic pain signals at the source.
Explore treatment →Expert Care for Neuropathy in the St. Louis Area
South County has a high rate of diabetes, and with it, a high rate of neuropathy. We understand the patients we serve, many of them older adults from Oakville, Mehlville, and Affton who want to stay active and steady on their feet near places like Cliff Cave Park. Our team has spent more than five years focused on nerve pain specifically, and that focus shows in how we approach each case. The goal is durable improvement, not another bottle to refill.
Convenient Access from South County
We proudly serve patients throughout St. Louis and the surrounding South County communities, including Oakville, Mehlville, Affton, and Lemay. Located at 4455 Telegraph Rd #250, St. Louis, MO 63129, we are minutes from Jefferson Barracks and Cliff Cave Park, with easy access from I-255 and I-55. Because diabetic neuropathy is so common here, patients across South County search for nerve care near them and find us on Telegraph Road.
Schedule Your Neuropathy Evaluation
A neuropathy evaluation is the first step toward understanding what is damaging your nerves and what can help. Your consultation and screening are complimentary. Call (314) 846-2100 or request an appointment online.
Related Conditions
Nerve pain often overlaps with other conditions we treat. If your pain radiates from your back down your leg, see our sciatica page, and if it has lingered for months across multiple areas, our chronic pain care may be a better fit.
“Everyone is very professional and caring. Treatments are done with utmost care. Atmosphere is relaxing. My doctors gave up on my issues. This treatment has been a Godsend for my neuropathy and vertigo.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Diabetic neuropathy is nerve damage caused by high blood sugar, felt as burning, numbness, or tingling in the feet. We treat it with drug-free nerve-recovery care that supports circulation and the nerves themselves, rather than only prescribing medication.
Numb or burning feet that worsen at night are classic peripheral neuropathy. Damaged nerves misfire, and the sensations often feel stronger when you are still. Our [neuropathy treatment](/wellness-center/neuropathy-treatment/) program targets the nerves causing it.
Nerve recovery varies by patient and cause, and we are honest about that. Our care is designed to support the nerves and improve symptoms, but results depend on the severity and source. A screening gives you a realistic picture.
No referral is needed. You can call (314) 846-2100 or book online for a free screening, where we assess your neuropathy and recommend the right drug-free plan.
Stop Coping. Start Treating the Nerve.
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