neuropathy

Millions of Americans suffer from chronic illnesses that interfere with day-to-day tasks. At Mile High Spine & Pain Center, they will look for the root cause of your pain and manage it from there. Without the use of narcotics, they use treatments like massage, electrical...

Diabetes is characterized by problems with insulin and blood sugar, but it also has links with two types of arthritis. Diabetes affects your joints in other ways as well because it causes joint and nerve damage. Learn more about the connection between diabetes and your...

Sciatica pain is characterized by pain in the lower back and gluteal region. This pain can radiate down one or both legs into the thigh, calf, ankle and foot. Genuine sciatica occurs when pain travels below the knee. If you are suffering from the pain...

Do you suffer from the daily aches and pains of neuropathy? Neuropathy encompasses many disorders that deal with nerve damage and nerve dysfunction. These disorders can cause you many different types of symptoms. Our team can help diagnose and treat those symptoms and pain. Depending...

According to the NIH, an estimated 20 million people live with peripheral neuropathy, or some form of damage to the peripheral nerve system. Nerves help the body to feel and interpret pain. With nerve damage, many patients feel symptoms such as numbness, tingling, weakness and...

Neuropathy is a very common condition, but what causes it? Neuropathy is commonly associated with diabetes, injuries, infections or exposure to toxins. Neuropathy symptoms include: weakness, numbness, tingling, pins-and-needles sensations, spontaneous shooting pains and chronic pain.  While some cases of this condition require surgery, most...

According to the National Institute of Health, an estimated 20 million people in the United States have some form of peripheral neuropathy, a condition that results from damage to the peripheral nervous system — the colossal communications network that transmits information between the central nervous...

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