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Is Foot Pain or Numbness Limiting Your Life?

Do you experience numbness, tingling, or burning sensations in your feet?
These symptoms could be a sign of peripheral neuropathy—a condition where nerves have been damaged by trauma, arch collapse, diabetes, nerve compression, drug toxicity, or other causes.

When the nerves in your legs and feet are injured, the result can be:

  • Loss of feeling

  • Severe pain and burning

  • Persistent tingling

  • Significant balance issues

In advanced cases, patients may struggle to feel the pedals while driving or have trouble walking safely, increasing the risk of dangerous falls.

At American Back Centers, we specialize in identifying and treating the root cause of nerve-related foot pain—not just masking the symptoms—helping you stay active, independent, and safe.

Don’t wait—schedule your exam today!

Walk-ins are welcome, so stop by anytime during business hours for fast, reliable service. Call (724) 935-3300. 

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Common Causes of Foot Pain and Peripheral Neuropathy

  • Diabetes (diabetic neuropathy)

  • Traumatic injuries

  • Arch collapse or foot deformities

  • Nerve root compression from spinal problems

  • Chemotherapy or medication-induced toxicity

  • Chronic inflammation or poor circulation

  • Autoimmune conditions

How We Help at American Back Centers

Our approach focuses on finding and treating the underlying cause of your nerve dysfunction.

  • Our doctor will perform a comprehensive examination to determine the exact source of your foot pain or neuropathy.

  • A customized, non-invasive treatment plan will be developed to help restore nerve function and reduce symptoms.

  • You’ll receive a detailed explanation of your condition and the therapies recommended.

Our treatment programs may include:

  • Cold Laser Therapy to stimulate nerve healing and reduce inflammation

  • VAX-D Spinal Decompression Therapy if nerve root compression in the spine is contributing to symptoms

  • Corrective Exercises to improve circulation and balance

  • Lifestyle and Nutritional Guidance to support nerve repair naturally

We focus on restoring the health of your nerves—giving you the best chance at regaining sensation, reducing pain, improving balance, and getting back to an active lifestyle.

The American Back Centers Advantage

Our clinic specializes in non-surgical solutions for chronic pain and nerve problems. We don’t simply treat symptoms—we target the true cause to support real, lasting healing. Our advanced technology and experienced care team work together to deliver personalized treatment plans designed to fit your needs and your life.

Take Control of Your Foot Health Today

If numbness, burning, or foot pain is affecting your ability to move safely and enjoy life, early treatment is crucial.
Schedule a consultation with American Back Centers today and start your journey toward restored nerve function and renewed independence.

Top FAQs for Foot Pain Treatment

1. What causes foot pain and numbness?
Foot pain and numbness are often caused by nerve damage (neuropathy), diabetes, spinal issues, trauma, or arch collapse.

2. Can peripheral neuropathy be treated without medication?
Yes—non-invasive therapies like cold laser, spinal decompression, and lifestyle changes can improve nerve function naturally.

3. How does cold laser therapy help nerve pain?
Cold laser therapy reduces inflammation, boosts circulation, and stimulates the healing of damaged nerves.

4. When should I seek help for foot numbness?
If you experience persistent numbness, tingling, burning, or balance problems, you should seek evaluation immediately.

5. Can poor circulation cause foot pain?
Yes—reduced blood flow can impair nerve health and contribute to pain, numbness, and tissue damage.

6. How long does it take to improve nerve health with treatment?
Many patients begin seeing improvements within a few weeks, but full nerve healing may take longer depending on severity.

7. Can spinal problems cause foot symptoms?
Absolutely. Nerve root compression in the lower spine often leads to numbness, tingling, or pain in the legs and feet.

8. Is balance loss from neuropathy reversible?
Balance often improves as nerve health is restored and strength is rebuilt through targeted therapies.

9. How do I prevent foot neuropathy from worsening?
Early intervention, good nutrition, blood sugar control (if diabetic), and regular movement are key.

10. Will I need surgery for foot neuropathy?
Most cases can be managed successfully with non-surgical treatments focused on restoring nerve function and relieving pressure.

Don’t wait—schedule your exam today!

Walk-ins are welcome, so stop by anytime during business hours for fast, reliable service. Call (724) 935-3300. 

Schedule Now