If you’re living with numbness, tingling, burning, or weakness in your feet or hands, you may have peripheral neuropathy. At McQuaite Chiropractic in Doylestown, we help patients from across Bucks County find lasting relief by treating the root cause, not just covering symptoms with medication.
Why Doylestown Chooses Chiropractic Care for Neuropathy
While medications may mask pain, our chiropractic approach aims to restore nerve health naturally. We focus on:
- Reducing Nerve Pressure – Gentle adjustments improve spinal alignment and nerve communication.
- Boosting Circulation – Targeted therapies bring oxygen and nutrients to damaged nerves.
- Lowering Inflammation – Calming irritated nerves to relieve pain and restore function.
- Supporting Long-Term Health – Nutritional guidance, exercises, and lifestyle recommendations.
Find out if Dr. Jeff McQuaite can ease your neuropathy pain.
Our Doylestown Neuropathy Treatment Process
Your journey begins with a thorough evaluation, including:
Health history review
Neurological and orthopedic testing
Nerve function assessment
Diagnostic testing if needed
From there, we create a customized plan, which may include:
Chiropractic adjustments
Class IV laser therapy
Shockwave Therapy
Softwave Therapy
PEMF Therapy
Vibration therapy
Nutritional supplementation
Targeted home exercises
Real Benefits for Our Local Patients
Many patients in Doylestown and surrounding areas like Perkasie, Dublin, New Hope, Warrington, Buckingham, and Chalfont report:
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- Less pain and burning
- Restored sensation in feet and hands
- Better balance and mobility
- More restful sleep
Understanding Peripheral Neuropathy
Peripheral neuropathy occurs when the nerves outside the brain and spinal cord are damaged, disrupting the signals between your nervous system and your body.
In Doylestown, we see neuropathy most commonly caused by:
Poor circulation
Spinal nerve compression or disc problems
Autoimmune disorders
Diabetes or pre-diabetes
Side effects from medications or chemotherapy
Vitamin deficiencies
Peripheral neuropathy often starts small but worsens over time. You might experience:
Numbness or tingling in hands or feet
Sharp, stabbing, or burning pain
Weakness or poor coordination
Sensitivity to touch
Balance issues or frequent falls
Without treatment, nerve damage can become permanent, so early care is critical.
Shockwave therapy helps treat arthritis, diabetic neuropathy, spinal nerve compression and disc problems. It’s a promising non-invasive alternative for treating neuropathy. This therapy employs high-energy shock waves to stimulate the body’s natural healing process in the damaged nerves.
We are pleased to have partnered with New Jersey’s leading neuropathy practice Elite Neuropathy Solutions to offer treatment for peripheral neuropathy at McQuaite Chiropractic in Central Bucks County!
Start Your Recovery Today
The sooner you begin care, the better your chances of slowing or reversing nerve damage.