This blog takes a different perspective on peripheral neuropathy. Rather than focusing on definitions or causes, we are going to explore how changes in foot awareness impact movement, why this matters for long term independence, and what you can do to stay in control of your mobility.
Learn more at our free seminar on March 25th 6pm in Lacey, WA at Penrose PT. Feeling unsteady during daily tasks like the grocery store, on uneven ground, or in the dark? Many people are told it’s “just getting older.” In reality, balance problems and dizziness usually have specific, measurable causes. When we can measure
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Peripheral neuropathy can cause numbness, burning, and balance problems that make everyday life feel uncertain. While medications often focus primarily on pain relief, physical therapy offers an active, non-invasive way to improve strength, stability, and confidence. At Penrose Physical Therapy, we combine expert movement-based care with advanced regenerative technologies — including Stimpod neuromodulation, red light
Many people believe losing balance is simply part of getting older, but research and modern physical therapy show that you can improve balance, reduce fall risk, and stay independent. Simple screening tests like single-leg stance, chair stands, and eyes-closed balance can reveal your risk. At Penrose Physical Therapy, we combine hands-on care with advanced technologies
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If you are searching for answers around peripheral neuropathy in Lacey, this guide will help you better understand what may be happening and what your next steps could look like.
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