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Struggling With Numbness, Tingling, or Burning in Your Feet?

Discover a non-drug, non-surgical treatment that helps restore nerve function and reduce pain.

If your symptoms are getting worse… or you’ve been told “you’ll just have to live with it”…

There may be a better option.

At The Fix Chiropractic, we help patients in Wilmington suffering from neuropathy improve nerve function, restore circulation, and regain confidence in their movement—without drugs or surgery.​​​​​

Neuropathy Treatment

Why Patients Reach Out to Us

Patients choose us when neuropathy symptoms begin interfering with their comfort, mobility, and quality of life
Non-invasive, drug-free approach
Focused on improving function—not masking symptoms

Do You Have These Symptoms?

Neuropathy often starts subtly—and progressively worsens if not addressed.


​​​​​​​You may be experiencing:

Burning or electric pain in your feet or legs

Numbness or reduced sensation

Tingling (“pins and needles”)

Sharp, stabbing discomfort

Weakness or heaviness in your legs

Balance issues or feeling unsteady

Many patients tell us:

“I feel like I’m walking on cotton… or I can’t trust my feet anymore.”

What Is Neuropathy?

Peripheral neuropathy is a condition where the nerves are damaged or not functioning properly—most commonly in the feet and legs.
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Your nerves rely on:

  • Oxygen
  • Blood flow
  • Proper signaling

When those systems break down, the nerves begin to malfunction—leading to the symptoms you feel.

What Causes Neuropathy?

Common causes include:

  • Diabetes or blood sugar imbalance
  • Chemotherapy or medication side effects
  • Poor circulation
  • Chronic inflammation
  • Nutritional deficiencies
  • Idiopathic (unknown origin)

Regardless of the cause, the result is the same:

Your nerves are not getting what they need to function and repair.

Why Most Treatments Don’t Work

Most traditional approaches focus on managing symptoms—not fixing the problem.
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This often includes:

  • Medications to dull nerve pain
  • “Wait and see” approaches
  • Minimal focus on circulation or nerve health

While this may temporarily reduce discomfort, it does not improve nerve function—and symptoms often continue to worsen.

Our Approach to Neuropathy

Instead of masking symptoms, we focus on improving the environment your nerves depend on.
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Our goals:

  • Improve nerve function
  • Improve circulation
  • Stimulate the body’s natural healing processes

Your care plan may include:

  • SoftWave Therapy to stimulate cellular repair and regeneration
  • Therapies to improve blood flow and oxygen delivery
  • Neurological stimulation techniques
  • Targeted functional rehabilitation

The goal is not just temporary relief—but helping your body function better.

Why Patients Choose Us

They’ve been told nothing can be done
Medications aren’t giving real results
Symptoms are getting worse
They want a non-invasive, natural approach
Focus on function, not just symptoms
Personalized, results-driven care plans
Experience with complex, chronic conditions
Honest recommendations—we only accept cases we believe we can help

See What Other Neuropathy Patients Are Experiencing

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I Couldn’t Feel My Feet… I Was Worried About Falling

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The Burning in My Feet Was Keeping Me Up at Night

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I Was Told Nothing Could Be Done

Results Will Vary — But Doing Nothing Often Leads to Progression


Every case is different. However, when neuropathy is ignored, it often worsens over time.

Early action gives you the best chance for improvement.

Could You Be a Candidate for Neuropathy Treatment?

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In the past 30 days, have you experienced:

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Our Process Includes

1. Consultation

We start by listening carefully to your symptoms, concerns, and goals.

2. Evaluation of nerve function

We assess what may be contributing to your discomfort and limitations.

3. Clear discussion of options

We only recommend care if we believe we can help.