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(Health-NewsWire.Net, July 15, 2015 ) Fort Wayne, IN-- Even though the well-respected chiropractor does not predominantly promote dietary habits he does acknowledge that healthy eating plays a fundamental part in his pain management protocols. Along with treating clients with debilitating pain, he also treats a limited number of personal injury patients.
Peripheral neuropathy is an exhausting disorder impacting approximately 20 million Americans who live with it with the theory that they have no hope of a cure. There are a large number of causes consisting of diabetic issues, vitamin deficiency, cancer treatment, alcohol dependency, prescription meds, exposure to Agent Orange and other war toxins, degenerative or herniated discs and some autoimmune disorders like rheumatoid arthritis.
Peripheral Neuropathy (www.neuropathytreatmentfortwayne.blogspot.com) conditions can involve pain, weakness or cramping 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 drug addiction to name a few.
Difficulties related to Peripheral neuropathy can fluctuate according to the reason for the nerve damage. Some could be fatal. The terrifying fact is one of the most common causes of death in people over the age of 60 is a broken hip or concussion resulting from loss of balance with loss of feeling in the feet and legs. Other disorders include open wounds which are slow to heal due to the lack of blood supply, problems with balance from lack of feeling in the feet, difficulty sleeping with pain or tingling and even gangrene and tissue death leading to amputation. Early diagnosis and medical treatment is vital in preventing these complications from developing into serious and possibly deadly problems.
Dr. Busch (http://www.buschchiropractic.com/) has treated many individuals who have peripheral neuropathy. Often, many are older and have sought a wide range of remedies including unhealthy medications and uncomfortable procedures. He is able to attend to the painful symptoms accompanied by peripheral neuropathy with an effective, non-invasive, drug-free technique that utilizes light therapy to promote tissue repair coupled with some dietary and physical therapy.
About Busch Chiropractic Pain Center:
Founded in 1996, Busch Chiropractic Pain Center is known for their rewarding and desirable solution to pain control, especially with those suffering from peripheral neuropathy. Dr. Busch has made a spectacular difference for older folks who have tried it all, including undesirable medications and unpleasant testing and procedures and those being cared for by their primary doctor and assigned medication with devastating side effects, or worse yet, diagnosed as untreatable or told that the ailment is the price to pay for life-saving chemotherapy treatment.
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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