Serving New Smyrna Beach, FL
Neuropathy & Nerve Conditions for New Smyrna Beach Patients
New Smyrna Beach residents regularly travel to our Ormond Beach clinic for neuropathy & nerve conditions, typically about 20 miles south.
Whether you're new to neuropathy & nerve conditions or continuing an existing plan, our Volusia County patients appreciate that it numbness & tingling evaluation.
Getting to Us from New Smyrna Beach
New Smyrna Beach patients typically travel north along US-1 through Port Orange, about 30 minutes to reach our Ormond Beach office.
- 141 Sagebrush Trail, Suite C Ormond Beach, FL 32174 — approximately 20 miles south of New Smyrna Beach, about a 30-minute drive via US-1 (traffic may vary).
Quick Facts
County: Volusia County
Approx. distance: 20 miles
Approx. drive time: 30 minutes
About Neuropathy & Nerve Conditions
Peripheral neuropathy, diabetic neuropathy, chemotherapy-induced neuropathy, burning feet syndrome, and general numbness and tingling are addressed with nerve-focused laser therapy and evaluation.
Conditions We Help With
Neuropathy & Nerve Conditions We Treat for New Smyrna Beach Patients
Peripheral Neuropathy
Peripheral neuropathy is damage to the nerves outside the brain and spinal cord, typically causing numbness, tingling, weakness, or a burning pain that most often starts in the hands and feet. It can stem from a variety of causes, including diabetes, chemotherapy, poor circulation, or nerve compression, and symptoms tend to progress gradually if the underlying issue is left unaddressed. Many patients describe it as feeling like they're wearing an invisible glove or sock that dulls sensation. Our neuropathy treatment program combines targeted therapies designed to support nerve health, improve circulation to the affected areas, and calm the nerve irritation driving your symptoms, all without relying on medication alone to mask the discomfort.
Diabetic Neuropathy
Diabetic neuropathy is nerve damage related to prolonged high blood sugar, most commonly affecting sensation in the feet and legs with symptoms like tingling, burning, or numbness that often start at the toes and move upward. Reduced sensation can also raise the risk of unnoticed cuts, blisters, or infections, making foot care especially important for patients managing diabetes. Because diabetic neuropathy tends to worsen gradually, earlier intervention generally leads to better outcomes. Our neuropathy treatment program is designed to support circulation and nerve function alongside your existing diabetes management plan, using non-invasive therapies to help calm symptoms and protect your remaining nerve health over the long term.
Chemotherapy-Induced Neuropathy
Chemotherapy-induced neuropathy is nerve damage that can develop as a side effect of certain cancer treatments, often causing numbness, tingling, or burning pain in the hands and feet that can make simple tasks like buttoning a shirt or walking on uneven ground more difficult. Unlike some side effects that fade quickly, this type of neuropathy can linger for months or years after treatment ends. Because every patient's chemotherapy history and symptoms are different, we start with a thorough evaluation of your specific nerve involvement. Our neuropathy treatment program then offers supportive, non-surgical care designed to help manage these lingering symptoms and support your quality of life well beyond active cancer treatment.
Burning Feet Syndrome
Burning feet syndrome describes a persistent burning, hot, or tingling sensation in the feet that's often related to underlying nerve irritation or peripheral neuropathy, though it can also stem from circulation issues or prolonged nerve compression. Symptoms frequently worsen at night, disrupting sleep and making it hard to find a comfortable position. Because burning feet can have several underlying causes, an accurate evaluation is essential to building the right treatment plan. Our neuropathy treatment program targets the nerve-related source of the discomfort directly rather than simply masking the sensation, combining therapies aimed at improving nerve function and circulation so you can get back to sleeping, and walking, comfortably.
Common Questions from New Smyrna Beach Patients
Yes, we regularly see patients from New Smyrna Beach for neuropathy & nerve conditions. Most New Smyrna Beach patients reach our Ormond Beach office in about 30 minutes via US-1.
Our office is approximately 20 miles south of New Smyrna Beach, about a 30-minute drive via US-1. Actual drive time can vary with traffic.
We work with peripheral neuropathy, diabetic neuropathy, chemotherapy-induced neuropathy, burning feet syndrome, and general numbness or tingling in the hands and feet.
No. Our care is designed to complement, not replace, your physician's management of any underlying condition such as diabetes.
It depends on the underlying cause and severity. Many patients see meaningful symptom improvement with consistent care, even when full nerve reversal isn't possible.
Laser therapy uses targeted light energy to support circulation and calm nerve-related inflammation, often used alongside a broader evaluation to address burning, tingling, or numbness.
Other Areas We Serve Near New Smyrna Beach
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