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(Health-NewsWire.Net, April 09, 2015 ) Fort Wayne, IN-- Although the renowned chiropractor does not predominantly promote dietary habits he does agree that health and nutrition plays a fundamental part in his pain management protocols. In addition to treating people with ongoing pain, he also helps a limited number of personal injury patients.
Peripheral Neuropathy is an exhausting condition impacting about 20 million Americans who battle it with the belief that they have no hope of a cure. There might be a great deal of triggers like being diabetic, vitamin deficiency, cancer treatment, drug addiction, prescription meds, exposure to Agent Orange and other war toxins, degenerative or herniated discs and certain autoimmune disorders like rheumatoid arthritis.
Peripheral Neuropathy (www.neuropathytreatmentfortwayne.blogspot.com/) indications can include pain, weakness or tightness in the feet and legs, burning pain in the legs, feet and hands, tingling in toes, feet, hands, arms and fingers, excessive tenderness to touch, vertigo and pain med dependency to name a few.
Complications linked with Peripheral Neuropathy can fluctuate depending on the source of the nerve damage. Some can possibly be fatal. The alarming fact is one of the most common causes of death in people over the age of 60 is a broken hip or concussion arising from losing their balance due to numbness in the feet and legs. Other conditions include ulcers or open wounds which are slow to heal because of the shortness of blood supply, problems with balance from numbness in the feet, difficulty going to sleep because of pain or tingling and even gangrene and tissue death leading to amputation. Early diagnosis and therapy is essential in preventing these issues from developing into serious and possibly perilous problems.
Dr. Busch has cared for many clients suffering with peripheral neuropathy. Generally, many are older and have tried a wide array of approaches including unsafe antidotes and unpleasant procedures. He has the ability to focus on the painful symptoms accompanied by peripheral neuropathy with a successful, non-invasive, drug-free procedure that uses light therapy to promote tissue repair combined with some nutritional and physical therapy. Visit www.fortwaynechiropractor.blogspot.com/ to learn more.
About Busch Chiropractic Pain Center:
Founded in 1996, Busch Chiropractic Pain Center is recognized for their worthwhile and positive solution to pain control, especially with those suffering from peripheral neuropathy. Dr. Busch has made a remarkable difference for older people who have tried it all, including severe prescriptions and excruciating testing and treatments and those being cared for by their primary physician and recommended medication with unbearable reactions, or worse yet, diagnosed as incurable or told that the problem is the price to pay for life-saving chemotherapy.
Contact:
Busch Chiropractic Pain Center
5005 Riviera Court
Fort Wayne, IN 46788
Phone: 260-471-4090
Toll Free: 888-471-4090
Email: info@buschchiropractic.com
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Busch Chiropractic Pain Center
Dr. Busch
260-471-4090
info@buschchiropractic.com
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