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Neuropathy occurs in the feet or hands due to lack of blood flow, lack of oxygen and lack of nerve stimulation. It has many causes, including medications, stenosis, chemotherapy or failed back surgery. Diabetes is the cause of neuropathy in about 1/3 of cases. The symptoms usually start slowly, ranging from feet becoming very sensitive, burning, tingling, lack of sensitivity to heat or cold, pain, and inability to wear shoes. Diabetic neuropathy is a result of uncontrolled blood glucose levels, which create damage to the nerves, predominantly in the feet. The best way to prevent diabetic neuropathy is to make sure you are controlling your blood sugar and getting plenty of exercise. When diabetes is under control, the amount of sugar in the blood remains at a safe level, thus reducing the risk of potential nerve damage. At Enhanced Healthcare of the Ozarks, we have been treating patients with neuropathy for over 14 years. We have advanced training on neuropathy and how to effectively help restore blood flow. We have helped hundreds of patients to reverse many of the symptoms from neuropathy. We typically see an improvement of at least 70% in all symptoms. We use many different types of therapies to help restore the blood flow to the extremities. We approach every case on a personal level and develop a customized plan. The best way to see if we can help you is to call and set up a consultation. We can do the necessary testing in our clinic to determine if you have neuropathy or how advanced it has become. Enhanced Healthcare of the Ozarks, 2988 W Huntsville Ave, STE C, Springdale AR 72762, 479-751-0190, www.facebook.com/enhanced.healthcare Diabetic spoNsor CoNteNt neuropathy suNDAy, oCtober 31, 2021 | November - beAt the betes youAtyourbest.NWAoNliNe.Com | you At your best | 7 Name: YOU AT YOUR BEST 4 x 5" Customer Name: ENHANCED HEALTHCARE-OZARKS Ad Number: 103121NWR2881 Wellness Enh ced Healthcare • Medicare covered Pain treatments • Bio-identical hormone therapy • Esthetics www.enhanced-healthcare.org 479-751-0190 Our Mission Statement To provide high-quality healthcare to individuals and communities that promote the improvement of disease and general wellness. We aim to be a resource that will guide individuals, families and the community to better outcomes with their chronic disease management. The overall aim of our services is to improve the quality of life for individuals and families. 2988 W. Huntsville Avenue • Suite C Springdale 72762 Monday and Wednesday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Tuesday and Thursday 9:00 am – 6:00 pm

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