Neuropathy Treatment in Saint George, Utah
Living with burning, tingling, or numbness in your hands and feet? Our Proprietary Methods of Therapy reduces symptoms with metabolics, at-home therapy, less in-office visits, and retrains your brain to stop sending pain signals—providing lasting relief without drugs, without surgery, and without side effects.
Medical Necessity of Neuropathy Care
Peripheral neuropathy can be progressive and debilitating, causing burning pain, numbness, tingling, weakness, balance problems, and loss of function.
A multimodal approach is medically appropriate because Calmare/Scrambler Therapy targets abnormal neuropathic pain signaling, laser therapy supports nerve and tissue function, chiropractic care addresses associated spinal and musculoskeletal dysfunction and provides sensory input to the brain, and targeted nutritional therapy addresses metabolic and nutritional factors important to nerve health. Together, these therapies address complementary aspects of neuropathy with the goal of reducing pain, improving sensation and function, restoring mobility, and preventing further loss of independence and quality of life.
What Is Neuropathy?
Neuropathy is damage, irritation, or dysfunction of the peripheral nerves that carry information between the brain, spinal cord, and the rest of the body. When these nerves are not functioning properly, they can send abnormal pain signals or fail to accurately transmit sensation and movement.
This can produce burning, numbness, tingling, electrical or shooting pain, hypersensitivity, weakness, balance problems, and loss of coordination, most commonly beginning in the feet and legs and sometimes affecting the hands.
Neuropathy can have many causes, including diabetes, metabolic or nutritional deficiencies, chemotherapy, certain medications, trauma, nerve compression, and other medical conditions. Because prolonged sensory loss and weakness can interfere with walking, sleep, daily activities, and independence, identifying the underlying cause and appropriately managing symptoms and function are important.
At Dixie Chiro, we use Calmare Therapy—an FDA-cleared, non-invasive treatment that addresses neuropathic pain at its source by retraining your brain to stop sending pain signals.
Common Types We Treat:
Neuropathy Relief Is Possible
95% of patients who completed our neuropathy treatment protocol reported improvement in their neuropathy symptoms.*
At Dixie Chiropractic, our comprehensive neuropathy program combines Calmare/Scrambler Therapy, advanced laser therapy, chiropractic care, and targeted nutritional support to address neuropathy from multiple directions.
Our goal is to reduce burning, numbness, tingling and pain, improve function and mobility, and help patients get back to living their lives.
Don't just live with neuropathy. Find out if our comprehensive approach may help you.
*Based on Dixie Chiropractic's documented outcomes for patients completing the specified neuropathy protocol. Individual results vary.
Do You Experience These Symptoms?
Neuropathy symptoms can range from mildly annoying to completely debilitating. If you're experiencing any of these, Calmare Therapy may help:
Burning Sensations
Feeling like your feet are on fire, especially at night
Tingling & Pins/Needles
Constant prickling sensations in hands or feet
Numbness
Loss of feeling, difficulty sensing temperature
Stabbing Pain
Sharp, shooting pains that come without warning
Balance Problems
Difficulty walking, unsteadiness on your feet
Sleep Disruption
Pain that keeps you awake or wakes you up
Medication Dependence
Relying on pain meds that don't fully work
Reduced Quality of Life
Avoiding activities you once enjoyed
How Calmare Therapy Works
Calmare uses a biophysical approach—not drugs—to retrain your brain and stop chronic pain signals at their source.
Electrodes Placed
Small surface electrodes are placed on your skin near the painful areas.
"No-Pain" Signal Sent
The device transmits a synthesized "no-pain" message along the same nerve pathways that carry your pain signals.
Brain Retraining
Your brain begins to accept the "no-pain" signal as the new normal, overriding the chronic pain messages.
Lasting Relief
Over 10-12 sessions, your nervous system is "rebooted" and the chronic pain signal is turned off.
Why Calmare Is Different
Unlike medications that simply mask pain or TENS units that temporarily block signals, Calmare Therapy actually retrains your nervous system through neural plasticity.
The treatment sends 16 distinct algorithms through your nerves, creating artificial "no-pain" codes that your brain eventually accepts as real. Think of it as rebooting a computer stuck in a loop—Calmare resets your pain processing system.
Calmare vs. Traditional TENS
Conditions Treated with Calmare
Calmare Therapy has been shown effective for a wide range of chronic neuropathic pain conditions.
Diabetic Neuropathy
Burning, tingling, and numbness in feet and hands caused by diabetes-related nerve damage.
Chemotherapy-Induced (CIPN)
Nerve pain resulting from cancer treatments with taxanes, platinums, and other chemo drugs.
Post-Surgical Neuropathy
Persistent nerve pain following surgery, including failed back surgery syndrome.
Post-Herpetic Neuralgia
Lingering pain after shingles that can persist for months or years.
Complex Regional Pain (CRPS)
Chronic pain condition affecting limbs, often after injury or surgery.
Sciatica & Lumbar Pain
Radiating nerve pain from the lower back down through the legs.
Dr. Wagner Explains Calmare Therapy
Listen to Dr. Wagner discuss how Calmare Therapy works to relieve chronic neuropathic pain.
Calmare Therapy for Chronic Pain
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Neuropathy Treatment FAQs
How many Calmare treatments will I need?
A typical treatment protocol consists of 10-12 sessions, usually performed daily over two weeks. Each session lasts 30-45 minutes. Some patients experience significant relief after just a few sessions.
Is Calmare Therapy painful?
No. Most patients describe the sensation as a mild tapping or buzzing—nothing like the discomfort of their neuropathy. The treatment is designed to be comfortable, and many find it relaxing.
How long do the results last?
Results vary by patient. Some experience lasting relief for months or years. Others may need occasional "booster" sessions. The key is that Calmare addresses the root cause of your pain, not just symptoms.
Can I stop taking my neuropathy medications?
Many patients reduce or eliminate their pain medications after Calmare treatment. However, always work with your prescribing doctor before making any changes to your medication regimen.
Are there any side effects?
Calmare Therapy has an excellent safety profile with no known serious side effects. Some patients report mild, temporary fatigue or skin sensitivity. Because it's drug-free, there are no risks of addiction.
Will my insurance cover Calmare Therapy?
Coverage varies by insurance plan. We recommend checking with your provider. We also offer payment plans. Many patients find Calmare cost-effective compared to ongoing medication costs.
Stop living with neuropathy pain
Schedule your evaluation to learn if Calmare Therapy is right for your neuropathy.