Why Early Diagnosis of Neuropathy Matters
Peripheral neuropathy is often dismissed as “just getting older” until the pain becomes unbearable. It is often misdiagnosed due to the conflicting symtoms like pins and needles and numbness. By delaying diagnosis, you could risk permanent nerve damage and diminished quality of life.
The Importance of Early Diagnosis
Diagnosing neuropathy in its early stages can prevent irreversible damage and offer a wider range of treatment options. Early intervention also improves the effectiveness of therapies designed to regenerate nerves and reduce symptoms.
Why Early Diagnosis is Crucial:
Prevents Further Nerve Deterioration: Early treatment halts progression.
Allows More Treatment Options: Non-invasive therapies are most effective in early stages.
Slows Disease Progression: Addressing the root cause can mitigate further damage.
Reduces Risk of Falls: Balance therapy can prevent accidents.
The Risks of Delaying Diagnosis
According to the American Diabetes Association, undiagnosed or untreated neuropathy can lead to severe complications, such as:
Chronic pain
Muscle wasting
Ulcers or infections that may require amputation
How We Help
At Active Spine and Joint Institute, our comprehensive neuropathy scans identify the severity of nerve damage and guide treatment plans. Our non-invasive diagnostic tools ensure you get accurate results without discomfort.
The good news? A quick and non-invasive neuropathy scan can identify the problem before it worsens. Don’t wait for the symptoms to take over. Call us today to schedule your evaluation and regain control of your health.
