Treatment for Nerve Pain and Peripheral Neuropathy in North Little Rock, AR
Expert Diagnosis and Treatment for Nerve Pain, Tingling, and Numbness
Peripheral Neuropathy Treatment in North Little Rock, AR
At Premier Foot & Ankle in North Little Rock, Dr. Edward Sharrer provides advanced peripheral neuropathy treatment for patients throughout Central Arkansas. We evaluate and treat nerve-related foot pain, numbness, and burning sensations using a combination of podiatric care and modern therapies designed to improve circulation, nerve function, and daily comfort.
What Is Peripheral Neuropathy?
Peripheral neuropathy is a condition that occurs when the nerves in the feet become damaged or do not function properly. This can lead to pain, numbness, tingling, burning sensations, or loss of feeling in the feet.
Symptoms often start gradually and may worsen over time, especially if the underlying cause is not addressed.
What Causes Peripheral Neuropathy?
Neuropathy can develop from a variety of underlying conditions. The most common cause is diabetes, but it can also be related to other medical or lifestyle factors.
Common causes include:
- Diabetes (diabetic neuropathy)
- Poor circulation
- Nerve compression or injury
- Vitamin deficiencies
- Chronic alcohol use
- Certain medications or medical conditions
Why Peripheral Neuropathy Becomes a Problem
When nerve damage progresses, symptoms can interfere with daily life and increase the risk of injury because patients may not feel cuts, pressure, or trauma to the feet.
If left untreated, neuropathy may lead to:
- Chronic burning or tingling pain
- Loss of protective sensation in the feet
- Increased risk of wounds or ulcers
- Balance issues and instability
- Difficulty walking comfortably
Foot pain isn’t “normal.”
Expert foot and ankle care to help you move pain-free again.
Foot pain isn’t “normal.”
Expert foot and ankle care to help you move pain-free again.
How We Treat Peripheral Neuropathy
At Premier Foot & Ankle, Dr. Edward Sharrer develops individualized treatment plans based on the severity of symptoms and underlying cause.
MLS Laser Therapy:
Helps reduce inflammation and support nerve and soft tissue function by improving circulation and cellular activity.
Shockwave Therapy:
Acoustic wave therapy that helps stimulate blood flow and support tissue and nerve recovery in affected areas.
Red Light Therapy:
Uses specific wavelengths of light to support cellular function, improve circulation, and help reduce nerve-related discomfort.
AquaRoll® USA Therapy:
AquaRoll® USA is a hydrotherapy system that uses warm water and circulating glass beads to provide gentle massage to the feet. It helps improve circulation, reduce stiffness, and support overall foot comfort in patients with neuropathy symptoms.
Medical Management & Supportive Care:
Depending on the cause, additional recommendations may include vitamin support, footwear changes, and lifestyle modifications to protect nerve health and prevent progression.
When Should You Get Checked for Neuropathy?
You should schedule an evaluation if you experience:
- Burning, tingling, or “pins and needles” in the feet
- Numbness or reduced sensation
- Pain that worsens at night
- Balance issues or instability
- Symptoms associated with diabetes or circulation problems
Early evaluation is important to help prevent progression and reduce complication risk.
Why Choose Premier Foot & Ankle?
Patients throughout North Little Rock and Central Arkansas trust Dr. Edward Sharrer for neuropathy care because we provide:
- Accurate diagnosis of nerve-related foot conditions
- Advanced non-invasive treatment options
- Focus on circulation and symptom relief
- Personalized care plans based on root cause
- Local, convenient care in North Little Rock, AR
Schedule an Appointment
If you are experiencing numbness, burning, or tingling in your feet, contact Premier Foot & Ankle in North Little Rock today to schedule an evaluation with Dr. Edward Sharrer. Early treatment can help slow progression and improve daily comfort and mobility.
CONTACT US
If you are experiencing numbness, tingling, burning, or pain in your feet, or have a slow-healing wound due to neuropathy, reach out to Premier Foot & Ankle to schedule a comprehensive evaluation. Our team can assess your condition, recommend MLS Laser, AquaRoll, or other targeted therapies, and develop a plan to manage symptoms, improve circulation, and protect your long-term foot health.
NORTH LITTLE ROCK
Suite 101
North Little Rock, AR 72116