
Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy (DPN) is defined as nerve damage in the upper and lower extremities. Legs and feet are affected more often than arms. Symptoms include numbness, pain, tingling or prickling, increased sensitivity, loss of balance and reflex and gait disorders. The combination of symptoms and disease process can lead to secondary issues such as trauma, fractures, nursing home placement and even death.
"DPN is the leading cause of foot ulcers, which in turn are a major cause of amputation in the United States." - Mayo Clinic Proceedings
ProHealth Partners therapists perform a comprehensive assessment of patients suffering from Diabetic Neuropathy utilizing:

Healing Touch is ProHealth Partners' personalized treatment plan to help regain lost feeling and sensitivity, eliminate numbness, and reduce tingling and prickling.Our treatments include:
For more information about about Healing Touch or any other therapy services ProHealth Partners offers, contact us today!
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