Tingling, Burning & Numbness

Tingling feet. Burning hands. Numb toes that feel like walking on sandpaper.
These sensations are more than annoying… they’re warning signs of peripheral neuropathy, a condition in which the small nerves that carry signals to and from your brain begin to malfunction or die off.

Understanding Neuropathy

Peripheral nerves control movement, sensation, and even blood flow. When they’re damaged, signals become distorted like static in a radio.
There are several types:

• Sensory neuropathy: pain, tingling, or numbness in feet/hands
• Motor neuropathy: weakness, coordination issues, frequent stumbling
• Autonomic neuropathy: changes in digestion, heart rate, or sweating

Common causes include diabetes, spinal misalignment, poor circulation, vitamin deficiencies, or chronic inflammation.
But no matter the cause, the longer it continues, the harder it is for nerves to regenerate.

Why Waiting Is Dangerous

Nerves heal slowly, about one millimeter per day under ideal conditions.
Delaying care means:

• More fibers die off before repair starts
• Pain patterns become ingrained in the nervous system
• Loss of balance increases fall risk
• Recovery requires more time and may be incomplete

How One Can Restore Nerve Health

We use an integrated, multi-modal approach that targets both the spine and the peripheral nerves:

• Chiropractic adjustments to restore nerve communication from the spinal cord outward
• Infrared electromagnetic therapy to boost micro-circulation and oxygen delivery
• Acupuncture (select clinics) to calm misfiring nerves and improve sensation
• Nerve-specific nutrition and home therapies to support regeneration
• Rehab and balance training to retrain movement safely

Every plan begins with diagnostic testing and measurable goals, because guessing never heals nerves.

Don’t Wait Until the Feeling Is Gone for Good

If tingling, burning, or numbness are creeping into your daily life, that’s your body pleading for help. The earlier you intervene, the more likely damaged nerves can recover.

Don’t wait until nerve damage becomes permanent. Call today to schedule your neuropathy evaluation:

• Grand Island: (308) 384-4955
• Hastings: (402) 249-5500
• Kearney: (308) 222-4400
• Columbus: (402) 265-6800