Support for Neuropathy-Related Symptoms
Secoya Health offers individualized chiropractic evaluation and supportive care for people experiencing burning, numbness, tingling, balance changes, or nerve-related discomfort.
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Chiropractic services provided by Dr. Daniel Thomas Schilling, DC, a Minnesota-licensed chiropractor.
Results vary. No outcome is guaranteed. Neuropathy symptoms can have medical causes that may require diagnosis, treatment, referral, or co-management by an appropriate medical professional.
Are You Experiencing These Symptoms?
Burning, numbness, tingling, balance changes, and weakness can have many possible causes. This list does not diagnose neuropathy or another condition. A qualified health professional can help determine whether medical evaluation is the appropriate next step.
Burning sensations
In hands or feet
Numbness
Loss of feeling in extremities
Shocking pain
Sudden or sharp pain sensations
Tingling
Pins and needles feeling
Balance issues
Difficulty walking steadily
Muscle weakness
Changes in grip or leg strength
At-Home Sensation Observation: Educational Demonstration
This video demonstrates a general educational observation of light touch, temperature, and vibration using household items. It is not a diagnostic test and cannot determine whether you have neuropathy, nerve damage, or another medical condition. If you have new, worsening, or concerning symptoms, seek evaluation from an appropriate medical professional.
This educational demonstration does not diagnose neuropathy and does not replace an in-person examination or medical evaluation.
Seek prompt medical evaluation for symptoms that are sudden, worsening, one-sided, associated with new weakness, or accompanied by other new neurological symptoms.
Some symptoms need urgent care, not an appointment here
Sudden weakness, a rapid change in sensation, loss of bladder or bowel control, a new foot wound or sore that is not improving, or signs of infection such as redness, swelling, warmth or fever — these need same-day medical attention. Call your physician or go to an emergency department. If you are unsure, treat it as urgent. Secoya Health is not an emergency service. For sudden or severe symptoms, call 911 or seek emergency medical care.
Understanding Neuropathy-Related Symptoms
Peripheral neuropathy is a term used for symptoms associated with peripheral nerve dysfunction. Possible contributors can include diabetes, certain medications or chemotherapy, autoimmune conditions, injury, nutritional issues, alcohol use, infections, and causes that are not identified.
Because symptoms can have different causes, medical evaluation may be important to identify urgent or treatable conditions. At Secoya Health, we begin with an individualized chiropractic evaluation and discuss whether supportive chiropractic care may be appropriate. We encourage medical evaluation, referral, and co-management when a patient’s history, symptoms, or examination indicate that additional assessment is needed.
Our Individualized Supportive-Care Approach
Device-Based Modalities, When Appropriate
After an individual evaluation, the doctor may discuss noninvasive modalities that may be considered as part of a supportive-care plan. Whether a modality is appropriate depends on your health history, examination, goals, contraindications, and coordination with other health professionals.
- Discussed only after individual evaluation
- Selection is individualized
- Results vary; no outcome is guaranteed
Nutrition and Lifestyle Support
Nutrition and lifestyle education may be included when appropriate to your health history and goals. Recommendations are individualized and do not replace medical diagnosis, treatment, medication management, or care from the clinician overseeing an underlying condition.
- Individualized nutrition and lifestyle education
- Recommendations based on health history and goals
- Medical coordination or referral when indicated
Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy, When Appropriate
PEMF may be discussed as a noninvasive modality within an individualized supportive-care plan. The doctor will determine whether it is appropriate based on your health history, examination, goals, and any relevant contraindications.
- Noninvasive modality
- Used only when clinically appropriate
- Individual responses vary
What to Expect
Initial consultation and health-history review
We discuss your symptoms, goals, relevant health history, and whether medical evaluation or co-management may be appropriate.
Chiropractic evaluation
The doctor completes an individualized evaluation and discusses supportive-care options that may fit your needs and goals.
Personalized care planning
If appropriate, your plan may include chiropractic care, movement or lifestyle guidance, and discussion of noninvasive modalities. Recommendations are individualized.
Progress review and referral when needed
We monitor your response and encourage medical referral or co-management when symptoms, history, or examination findings warrant additional evaluation.
Results vary. Secoya Health does not represent that any service will cure, reverse, restore, rebuild, repair, or heal neuropathy or nerve damage.
Your Consultation
Your consultation begins with a review of your symptoms, health history, functional concerns, and goals. The doctor may complete a chiropractic evaluation and discuss whether supportive chiropractic care is appropriate for you.
When symptoms, history, or examination findings indicate a need for additional assessment, we may recommend medical evaluation, referral, or co-management with the appropriate health professional.
When a Consultation May Be Helpful
- You are experiencing burning, numbness, tingling, balance changes, or nerve-related discomfort
- You would like to discuss whether supportive chiropractic care may be appropriate for your situation
- You are already receiving medical care and want to discuss whether chiropractic support may complement that care
- You understand that medical evaluation, referral, or co-management may be recommended based on your symptoms and health history
When Medical Evaluation Is Important
- Symptoms are sudden, rapidly worsening, one-sided, or associated with new weakness
- You have new trouble speaking, severe balance changes, facial drooping, chest pain, or other urgent symptoms
- You have a new foot wound, signs of infection, or another condition needing timely medical care
- Your health history or current symptoms indicate that medical referral or co-management should occur first
If you have sudden or severe symptoms, call 911 or seek emergency medical care.
Frequently Asked Questions
Schedule a Consultation
Schedule a consultation to discuss your symptoms, health history, functional goals, and whether supportive chiropractic care may be appropriate. Medical evaluation, referral, or co-management may be recommended based on your needs.
New Participant Neuropathy Intake
- ✓Day 1: health-history review and individualized chiropractic evaluation
- ✓Discussion of symptoms, functional concerns, and goals
- ✓Day 2: review of findings and discussion of possible next steps, if a second visit is appropriate
- ✓Medical referral or co-management may be recommended when indicated
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Chiropractic services provided by Dr. Daniel Thomas Schilling, DC, a Minnesota-licensed chiropractor.
Results vary. No outcome is guaranteed.
About the care described on this page
Secoya Health provides chiropractic services in Woodbury, Minnesota. Information on this page is educational and does not diagnose neuropathy or another medical condition. It is not a promise or guarantee of any result.
Secoya Health does not advertise that any service will cure, reverse, restore, rebuild, repair, or heal neuropathy or nerve damage. Individual results vary.
We work alongside existing clinicians rather than in place of them. Do not start, stop, or change prescribed medication or medical care based on this page. If you have diabetes, chemotherapy-related symptoms, a new or worsening neurological symptom, or another underlying condition, continue care with the clinician overseeing that condition and seek medical evaluation when appropriate.