Nerve Pain
Burning, tingling, electric jolts: nerve pain is different, and treating it requires knowing exactly which nerve and why.
What is going on?
Nerve pain does not respond to ordinary painkillers because it is generated by the signaling system itself. Compression, injury and metabolic conditions like diabetes can each set it off. Our specialists locate the involved nerve, confirm the cause, and treat it directly, including advanced options for pain that has resisted everything else.
How WeCare treats it
Treatment starts with a precise diagnosis, then the least invasive option that will actually last. For nerve pain, that typically involves:
- Burning or electric shock sensations
- Tingling or pins-and-needles
- Numb patches of skin
- Pain from light touch
- Symptoms that follow a line down a limb
Questions we hear every day.
Nerve pain uses different biological pathways. Effective care targets the nerve itself through blocks, ablation, specific medications or neuromodulation.
A precise treatment that quiets the small nerves carrying pain signals from a joint. Relief commonly lasts a year or more and it is repeatable.
Diabetic neuropathy is a common cause of burning foot pain. It deserves both nerve-focused treatment and coordination with your diabetes care.
When the cause is compression, removing the pressure can resolve it. For other types, modern treatment can reduce pain dramatically and durably.
Ready to be done with it?
Same-week appointments for nerve pain at five New Jersey offices.