Neuropathy treatment at Mosaic Spine and Knee in  Fairfax, VA

Neuropathy Treatment in Fairfax, VA

Numbness, tingling, burning, and pins-and-needles sensations in your feet or hands can make walking, sleeping, and everyday tasks difficult. At Mosaic Spine and Knee in Fairfax, VA, our drug-free neuropathy program uses advanced therapies like Hako-Med horizontal therapy and cold laser therapy to improve circulation and support nerve function, helping patients regain comfort, balance, and confidence.

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What Is Neuropathy?

Peripheral neuropathy occurs when the nerves outside the brain and spinal cord become damaged or don’t function properly. These nerves carry signals for sensation, movement, and even automatic functions like circulation. When they’re damaged, you may feel abnormal sensations, lose feeling, or experience weakness. Symptoms usually begin in the toes and feet and may gradually move up the legs or appear in the hands.

Common Causes of Neuropathy

  • Diabetes and blood sugar imbalances
  • Vitamin deficiencies, especially B vitamins
  • Chemotherapy and certain medications
  • Poor circulation
  • Injuries or nerve compression
  • Spinal problems such as herniated discs
  • Alcohol use and autoimmune conditions

Signs and Symptoms

  • Numbness or reduced feeling in the feet or hands
  • Tingling, buzzing, or pins and needles
  • Burning or sharp, electric pain
  • Balance problems and increased fall risk
  • Sensitivity to touch
  • Symptoms that worsen at night

How We Treat Neuropathy in Fairfax, VA

Our neuropathy care focuses on improving nerve function and blood flow. Treatment may include Hako-Med horizontal therapy to stimulate nerves deep in the tissues, cold laser therapy to support cellular healing, physical therapy for balance and strength, custom orthotics for comfort and stability, and nutrition and wellness guidance. If spinal nerve compression is contributing, we may add chiropractic care or spinal decompression.

Chronic neuropathy treatment at Mosaic Spine and Knee

Helping You Stay Steady and Independent

Neuropathy can affect balance and make falls more likely, especially for older adults. Our program pairs nerve-focused therapies with balance training so you can walk with more confidence. We also encourage patients to keep working with their medical provider on underlying causes such as diabetes. Patients with knee pain or back pain alongside neuropathy receive a coordinated plan.

Neuropathy FAQs

Can neuropathy be treated without medication?

Yes. Many patients improve with drug-free therapies such as Hako-Med horizontal therapy, cold laser therapy, exercise, and nutrition support.

Can neuropathy be reversed?

It depends on the cause and duration. Many patients experience reduced symptoms and better function with consistent care.

What is Hako-Med horizontal therapy?

It is an advanced electrotherapy that delivers gentle energy deep into tissues to support nerve function and circulation.

Can a chiropractor help numbness in my feet?

Yes. We evaluate whether numbness comes from the spine or peripheral nerves and treat accordingly.

How long does neuropathy treatment take?

Neuropathy usually requires a series of sessions over several weeks, depending on severity.

Do you treat diabetic neuropathy?

Yes. We help many patients with diabetic neuropathy and encourage continued blood sugar management with their doctor.

Will treatment help my balance?

Improved nerve function combined with balance exercises often helps patients feel steadier on their feet.

Find Relief From Neuropathy in Fairfax

You don’t have to live with neuropathy. Call Mosaic Spine and Knee at (703) 204-1220 or request an appointment online to start a personalized, non-surgical treatment plan.

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Mon: 7:00 am – 12:00 pm, 1:30 pm – 5:30 pm
Tue: Closed
Wed: 7:00 am – 12:00 pm, 1:30 pm – 5:30 pm
Thu: 2:30 pm – 5:30 pm
Fri: 7:00am – 12:30 pm
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