If you’re suffering from burning pain, numbness, weakness, or tingling in your hands or feet, these symptoms could be signs of damaged peripheral nerves. Damaged nerves can lead to serious loss of function if not treated early.

At Neuropathy Relief Center of Miami, we offer advanced, non-surgical solutions to help regenerate and heal damaged nerves — without relying on powerful medications or risky surgeries.

What Are The Most Common Causes For Needing Treatment for Damaged Nerves?

The three primary causes of nerve damage are:

1. Metabolic and Chemical Causes

Metabolic issues are the leading reason people require treatment for damaged nerves. Common metabolic causes include:

• Diabetes (the most common cause)
• Chemotherapy
• Toxins
• Medications
• Alcohol consumption
  

In diabetes, long-term high blood sugar damages the tiny blood vessels that supply the peripheral nerves. Approximately 68% of people with diabetes will eventually need treatment for damaged nerves.

2. Mechanical and Compressive Causes

Mechanical problems can compress or entrap peripheral nerves, leading to sensory and motor dysfunction. Common mechanical causes include:

• Spinal disc herniations, bulges, or protrusions
• Degenerative disc disease
• Spinal stenosis
• Nerve entrapments in the spine or extremities
  

Mechanical compression restricts oxygen and nutrients to the nerves, leading to symptoms like burning pain, tingling, numbness, and weakness.

3. Hereditary Causes

Though less common (affecting 1–2% of the population), some patients have genetic conditions that lead to nerve damage. The most common hereditary causes include:

• Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease
• Friedreich’s Ataxia
  

Symptoms That May Require Treatment for Damaged Nerves

Patients seeking treatment for damaged nerves often experience symptoms such as:

• Burning pain in feet and/or hands
• Numbness and tingling in feet and/or hands
• Pins and needles sensations
• Weakness in hands, arms, legs, or feet
• Increased pain in feet when walking
• Heaviness in the legs and/or arms
• Fatigue in feet or hands
• Restless legs or feet
• Balance problems or difficulty walking
• Nighttime pain and sleep disturbances
• Pain from light touch (bed sheets causing pain)
• Cramping in the feet or hands
• Tightness or constricted sensations in the extremities
• Difficulty gripping or holding objects
• Twisting or locking of toes or fingers
  

If you’re experiencing any of these symptoms, early intervention is critical to prevent further nerve deterioration.

What Is the Best Treatment for Damaged Nerves?

At Neuropathy Relief Center of Miami, Dr. Alfonso’s Neuropathy Treatment Protocol has helped many patients heal damaged nerves without the need for drugs, injections, or surgery.

The protocol combines multiple advanced therapies designed to:

• Improve circulation to deliver more oxygen and nutrients to damaged nerves
• Stimulate nerve cell regeneration and repair
• Remove metabolic waste that impairs nerve healing
  

By focusing on the root causes of nerve damage — rather than masking symptoms — Dr. Alfonso’s protocol helps patients achieve real recovery and improved function.

👉 Learn more about the Dr. Alfonso Neuropathy Treatment Protocol here.

Frequently Asked Questions About Treatment for Damaged Nerves

What causes damaged nerves?

Damaged nerves are often caused by diabetes, chemical exposures, mechanical compression, or hereditary conditions affecting the peripheral nervous system.

Can damaged nerves heal?

Yes, with the right treatments that improve blood flow, oxygen delivery, and nerve stimulation, peripheral nerves can often regenerate and regain function.

Do medications cure damaged nerves?

No. Medications typically mask symptoms but do not repair the underlying nerve damage.

How soon can I feel better with treatment?

Many patients start noticing improvements within a few weeks after beginning regenerative therapies like Dr. Alfonso’s Neuropathy Treatment Protocol.

Is surgery required for damaged nerves?

Most cases can be successfully treated without surgery using non-invasive regenerative therapies.

📍 Contact Us Today for Damaged Nerve Treatment

Neuropathy Relief Center of Miami
 8585 Sunset Drive, Suite 104, Miami, FL 33143
 📞 Call: 305-275-7475
 🌐 Visit: www.neuropathyreliefmiami.com

Early treatment is key!
 Don’t wait — schedule your complimentary consultation today and take the first step toward healing your damaged nerves naturally.