Peripheral Neuropathy

Neuropathy can feel like an invisible burden, affecting nearly every aspect of life while remaining misunderstood by many. For those living with it, the challenges go far beyond numbness or tingling — neuropathy disrupts routines, limits independence, and impacts emotional well-being. At Penrose Physical Therapy, we see these challenges firsthand, and we’re here to offer […]

Every year, millions of people face an invisible battle with peripheral neuropathy. It may begin with tingling fingers or burning feet, but for many, it escalates to constant discomfort, balance issues, and even an inability to stay active. It’s a frustrating and isolating condition—but it doesn’t have to be permanent. Penrose Physical Therapy is offering new hope with cutting-edge treatments and

You might not notice it at first—a subtle tingling in your toes or a slight burning sensation in your hands. But over time, these small annoyances can become constant companions that disrupt your sleep, balance, and ability to enjoy life. For many, this is the reality of peripheral neuropathy or diabetic neuropathy. The good news?

Peripheral neuropathy can feel like a daily battle, with symptoms like burning pain, tingling, or numbness in your hands and feet making it hard to enjoy the life you love. Whether it’s diabetic neuropathy or another form of nerve damage, these challenges may feel overwhelming, but innovative treatments are offering fresh hope. At Penrose Physical

Imagine waking up in the morning with a strange tingling in your feet, a burning sensation in your hands, or even a numbness that makes it hard to move confidently. For millions, this is the reality of living with peripheral neuropathy or its diabetes-linked counterpart, diabetic neuropathy. The good news? It doesn’t have to stay

If you’ve ever felt a strange tingling in your feet, a burning pain in your hands, or even numbness that makes walking or holding things tricky, you might be dealing with something called peripheral neuropathy. For those with diabetes, it’s often referred to as diabetic neuropathy. These conditions can feel overwhelming, but with the right