Neuragenex Nfpm Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome Treatment For Pain in St Charles, Illinois

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Countless people have come to us, sought help, and changed their lives for the better. Read about how they finally rid themselves of the pain, allergies and discomfort. Imagine yourself being one of them—soon.

Ed
Ed

Ed was diagnosed with diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN) and type two diabetes, Ed experienced significant pain, numbness, and tingling in his feet and ankles. Upon starting treatment with Neuragenex, he found the results to be remarkably effective...

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Robert
Robert

Robert struggled with plantar fasciitis and neuropathy. He experienced significant pain and stiffness in his legs, particularly in his right foot, which made walking difficult and sometimes confined him to staying at home. Dissatisfied with the medic...

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Wanda
Wanda

Wanda shared her testimonial about experiencing post-surgery knee pain. She described the pain as akin to little pins sticking into her knee, causing a throbbing sensation. After undergoing 14 Neuragenex NFPM treatments, Wanda noticed significant imp...

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Taylor Royce
Taylor Royce

Taylor Royce has experimented with various treatments for pain relief before discovering Neuragenex. His previous attempts included relying on sleep and occasional painkillers like Ibuprofen. However, since starting electroanalgesia, Taylor has notic...

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Sunshine McCloud
Sunshine McCloud

Sunshine hadn't tried any treatments until stumbling upon Neuragenex. Previously relying on medications for relief, she was curious to explore alternative options and see if they could provide any improvement.

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Shelly Otte
Shelly Otte

After trying different medications, Shelly visited Neuragenex and considered its life-saving treatments. Halfway through her treatments, she had already experienced improvements, as she did not feel any discomfort at night anymore.

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Sheldon Stromness
Sheldon Stromness

Sheldon Stromness, a patient at Neuragenex, experienced remarkable improvement in his mobility and pain management. After his treatments, he can now engage in activities like kneeling and handling concrete without discomfort. His pain has been comple...

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Saibo Mohamed
Saibo Mohamed

Saibo, a patient under the care of Neuragenex, expresses contentment with his experience thus far. Finding the staff to be kind and welcoming, Saibo appreciates the friendly atmosphere.

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Richard Prazen
Richard Prazen

Richard Prazen has only been undergoing treatment for a short period of time and hasn't noticed any improvement yet. However, he remains optimistic and believes that the treatment is working positively.

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What We Do

Relieve Tingling Pain And Numbness In Your Feet Due To Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome

The tarsal tunnel is a narrow space on the inside of the ankle, surrounded by bones and soft tissues. Within this tunnel runs the tibial nerve, which branches off into smaller nerves. These smaller nerves provide sensation to the bottom of the foot. When this nerve becomes compressed or damaged, it can result in painful symptoms such as tingling, numbness, and sharp or burning sensations in the foot.

We understand the impact of tarsal tunnel syndrome pain on a person’s daily life. Our treatment protocol uses the Neuragenex Neurofunctional Pain Management approach designed to provide long-lasting relief by targeting the neurological factors contributing to your pain. The following are some of the common symptoms caused by tarsal tunnel syndrome and how the Neuragenex NFPM protocol can help:

  • Experiencing weakness in foot muscles
  • Tingling or burning sensations
  • Stabbing pain
  • Improving strength and vitality in foot muscles
  • Developing normal sensations
  • Doing activities without worry of pain

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What Causes Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome Pain?

The tibial nerve compression that leads to tarsal tunnel syndrome pain can occur for various reasons. The following are some of the most common causes:

 

Anomaly In The Anatomy

Anomalies in the anatomy refer to any irregularities in the soft tissues or bones surrounding the tarsal tunnel. This can include extra bone growth, cysts, or tendon sheath inflammation. Such anomalies can put pressure on the tibial nerve, leading to pain and discomfort.

Trauma Or Injury

Any trauma or injury to the foot or ankle, such as a fracture or sprain, can cause swelling and inflammation, which can put pressure on the tibial nerve, leading to tarsal tunnel syndrome pain.

Tumors

A tumor is an abnormal growth of cells that can develop in any part of the body. In rare cases, a tumor can develop near the tarsal tunnel and put pressure on the tibial nerve, causing pain and discomfort.

Foot Deformities

Foot deformities, which can include flat feet or high arches, can also contribute to tarsal tunnel syndrome pain. These conditions cause the foot to be positioned in a way that puts pressure on the tibial nerve. Such deformities are relatively common. People who have flat feet or high arches are born with them.

Swelling

Ankle swelling is a condition where there is an abnormal accumulation of fluid in the ankle joint or surrounding tissues, leading to enlargement and discomfort. Swelling in the ankles can put pressure on the tibial nerve, causing tarsal tunnel syndrome pain. There are a lot of different causes of ankle swelling, such as arthritis, injury, or pregnancy.

Systemic Diseases

A systemic disease is a medical condition that affects the whole body or multiple organ systems. Some examples of systemic diseases that can contribute to tarsal tunnel syndrome pain are diabetes, hypothyroidism, and rheumatoid arthritis. These conditions can cause nerve damage or inflammation, leading to tibial nerve compression.

Overpronation

Overpronation is a foot condition where the feet roll inward too much when running or walking, causing an excessive amount of pressure on the tibial nerve. This can lead to tarsal tunnel syndrome pain.

Repetitive Stress

Repetitive stress injuries, which are caused by activities that involve repeated impact on the feet, can cause inflammation and pressure on the tibial nerve, leading to tarsal tunnel syndrome pain.

The Neuragenex NFPM Protocol For Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome Pain

As mentioned above, Neuragenex NFPM’s treatment protocol focuses on targeting the neurological factors that contribute to tarsal tunnel syndrome pain. Our treatments can help target the nerves and soft tissues in the tarsal tunnel, reducing inflammation and promoting healing. We offer a combination of drug-free, non-invasive, non-surgical treatment modalities to effectively and safely manage your symptoms. Some of these include:

 

Electroanalgesia For Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome Pain

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IV Therapy For Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome Pain

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Lifestyle Counseling For Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome Pain

Lifestyle counseling is an approach to managing chronic pain that involves identifying, assessing, and modifying lifestyle factors contributing to an individual’s pain. For example, lifestyle factors such as nutrition, physical activity, stress, sleep quality…

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We’ve seen remarkable outcomes with the Neuragenex Neurofunctional Pain Management protocols. Patients receiving peripheral neuropathy treatment have reported significant relief, just as those undergoing knee pain treatment have found newfound mobility and ease. Similarly, individuals who have opted for our treatment for migraines and chronic headaches share stories of renewed comfort and reduced frequency of their symptoms.

These successes are a source of great pride for us. Hear directly from our patients about the life-changing impact of these treatments!

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