Discover Lasting Solutions for Nerve Pain and Renew Your Well-being with Us
At RenewWell, we understand how challenging it can be to manage nerve damage and neuropathy. That’s why we bring expert care directly to you with our concierge at-home service.
Our specialized team offers personalized treatments in the comfort of your home, using advanced therapies to reduce pain, improve mobility, and support nerve health. Skip the hassle of clinic visits and get the care you deserve on your schedule—because your comfort and well-being are our top priority.
Nerve Damage Symptoms
What is Regenerative Therapy?
Regenerative therapy is a cellular-level therapy derived from donated umbilical cord tissue, that aims to improve the function of damaged or degenerated tissue by introducing cells to replace damaged cells. Today, regenerative therapy is being recognized for its strong therapeutic potential for a wide variety of degenerative conditions.
Because of the ability to differentiate into cells that carry out the roles needed in a variety of organs, cell allografts are an essential regenerative tool. When these allografts are introduced into a damaged tissue, they have the ability to evolve and carry out necessary functions, compensating for damaged cells. As a minimally invasive process, regenerative therapy harnesses the natural capabilities of regenerative allografts and the body’s own ability to heal, providing an opportunity to avoid invasive procedures.
Patient testimonials
“This treatment has helped me to a point where I see significant relief in my feet and legs. Even the aches and sharp pains have decreased. Wearing sock and shoes are comfortable now where as before it was extremely uncomfortable.”
George L.
“I can feel my feet. I don’t need my cane anymore!! I am glad because I haven’t had any cramps, and they hurt so much.”
Norma M.
“I was having quite a bit of pain in my hands and feet, I was not resting well at night. Since then I have experienced incredible relief in my hands and feet and am resting well at night…My quality of life has improved 100%. My balance is 100% better. This has been a life changing process for me.”
Bettie P.
*Patients underwent similiar therapies. Individual results may vary
Frequently Asked Questions
Your Questions Answered
What causes nerve damage?
Nerve damage, also known as neuropathy, can result from various factors, including diabetes, injury, infections, autoimmune diseases, and exposure to toxins. It disrupts the normal function of nerves, leading to symptoms such as pain, numbness, and tingling.
What are the common symptoms of nerve damage?
Symptoms include numbness, sharp electric pain, cramping, burning pain, pain while walking, balance issues, tingling sensations, and difficulty sleeping. These can range from mild to severe, depending on the extent of nerve damage.
What treatments are available for nerve damage?
At RenewWell, we focus on non-invasive and personalized treatments, which may include light therapy, lifestyle changes, nerve stimulation techniques, and supplements. Our goal is to reduce pain, improve nerve function, and enhance overall well-being.
Can nerve damage be reversed?
The possibility of reversing nerve damage depends on its cause and severity. In many cases, early intervention can prevent further damage and alleviate symptoms. Our treatments are designed to improve quality of life and promote nerve healing, though complete reversal may not always be possible.
How long does treatment take to see results?
Each patient’s experience is unique, but many begin to notice improvements in symptoms within a few weeks of starting treatment. Consistent treatment and lifestyle changes are often required for long-term results.
Is the treatment painful?
No, our treatments are non-invasive and designed to be comfortable. Patients often describe the process as soothing and report minimal to no discomfort.
How can I get started with treatment at RenewWell?
You can start by attending one of our educational seminars or contacting our team directly. We’ll guide you through the next steps.