Realief Centers | neuropathy centers

Kidney disease is a major issue in healthcare and can also cause peripheral nerve damage.
We get a fair number of patients with peripheral neuropathy that also happen to have kidney disease. Reports vary, but upwards of 60-100% of uremic (patients with kidney disease) patients have peripheral nerve damage from their kidney disease!...

Why is it so hard to get help with peripheral neuropathy?
In 2007 we began working with peripheral neuropathy patients. One thing that has not changed is how we hear over and over how difficult it is to get help. The struggle to improve their quality of life, to avoid a decline in what they can do; a mental...

(Quotations in this post are from the excellent article at the bottom of this page)
Here is what to read if none of your peripheral neuropathy symptoms fit in the normal box of numbness, tingling, burning, cold, strength, and balance.  What if you have redness?  Swelling?  Blotchy skin?  Hair loss?...

Peripheral neuropathy, regardless of cause, is a nerve issue.  Some damage process, whether that is from diabetes, chemotherapy, autoimmune issues, heavy metal poisoning or some physical damage, hurts the nerves.  Since the nerves are responsible for...