Neuropathy in Your Feet or Legs? Here’s What’s Really Causing It

When Numbness and Tingling Won’t Go Away

Do your feet ever feel like they’re buzzing, tingling, or burning even when you’re sitting still? Maybe your toes go numb, or it feels like you’re walking on pebbles or sand.
If so, you could be dealing with peripheral neuropathy, a common condition caused by nerve irritation or damage.

It’s a frustrating and sometimes scary feeling, especially when it starts to affect your balance or sleep. But the good news is, there are ways to improve nerve function naturally and many people see dramatic results without medication or surgery.

What Exactly Is Neuropathy?

Neuropathy happens when the small nerves in your hands, feet, or legs become damaged or compressed. These nerves are responsible for sending signals between your body and brain. When they’re inflamed or injured, the signals get mixed leading to symptoms like:

• Tingling or “pins and needles” sensations
• Burning or sharp pain
• Numbness or loss of feeling
• Muscle weakness or balance issues
• Increased sensitivity (even light touch feels painful)

Over time, untreated neuropathy can worsen, making it harder to walk or perform daily activities.

Common Causes of Neuropathy

1. Poor Circulation
   Reduced blood flow deprives nerves of oxygen and nutrients, leading to damage.
2. Diabetes or Blood Sugar Imbalance
   Chronically high blood sugar levels can damage nerves over time.
3. Inflammation or Autoimmune Conditions
   Conditions like arthritis or lupus can cause nerve irritation.
4. Injury or Pressure
   Nerve compression in the back, hips, or legs can trigger pain or tingling.
5. Medication or Toxin Exposure
   Certain prescriptions or long-term toxin exposure can weaken nerve health.
6. Vitamin Deficiencies
   Low levels of B vitamins or magnesium can affect nerve conductivity.

Why Pills Alone Don’t Fix the Problem

Medications like gabapentin or Lyrica may reduce nerve pain temporarily, but they don’t improve circulation or help nerves heal. Over time, symptoms often return or get worse.

The real key is to treat the underlying cause — by improving blood flow, reducing inflammation, and reactivating nerve function naturally.

How We Help You Heal Naturally

At Buffalo Arthritis & Joint Pain Center, we specialize in non-surgical neuropathy treatments that target the root cause of nerve damage.

Our approach focuses on:

• Improving circulation to nourish and repair damaged nerves
• Reducing inflammation that blocks proper nerve signals
• Stimulating nerve regeneration through advanced, non-invasive therapies
• Restoring normal sensation so you can move, walk, and sleep comfortably

Most patients notice improved feeling, better balance, and less burning or numbness within a few weeks.

Simple Daily Habits to Support Nerve Health

✅ Walk or move daily: Light movement increases circulation.
✅ Eat anti-inflammatory foods: Salmon, leafy greens, nuts, and olive oil support nerve function.
✅ Avoid alcohol and smoking: Both slow down blood flow and nerve repair.
✅ Take high-quality B vitamins: Especially B1, B6, and B12.
✅ Stay hydrated: Nerves rely on proper fluid balance for conductivity.

Don’t Let Neuropathy Control Your Life

Numbness and burning in your feet or legs are not “just part of aging.” With the right care, you can restore circulation, reduce pain, and regain comfort in your daily life.

👉 Schedule your consultation today at www.painreliefbajc.com
and learn how our non-surgical neuropathy treatments can help you feel your feet again — naturally.

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