Neuropathy Treatment Serving Deerfield Beach, FL
Deerfield Beach is the clinic's neighbor to the north, close enough that the drive is rarely the deciding factor. What usually prompts the call is a sentence heard somewhere else: that neuropathy is progressive, and the choice is medication or nothing. That is accurate for some presentations and wrong for others. The difference comes down to the root cause and how far the nerve damage has progressed, which is what the evaluation is for.
Reading a Nerve Conduction Study Honestly
There is a meaningful difference between a nerve conduction study showing reduced amplitudes and one showing absent potentials. Reduced amplitudes indicate nerves that are damaged but still conducting, which is the functional spectrum a conservative regenerative protocol is designed to address. Absent potentials indicate complete denervation. That is irreversible structural damage, and no protocol reverses it. If your study shows the latter, you will be told that at consultation instead of being enrolled.
Five Causes, Not One Diagnosis
The workup separates diabetic neuropathy, peripheral neuropathy of idiopathic or nutritional origin, compressive neuropathy, metabolic neuropathy, and chemotherapy-induced neuropathy. Complex cases carry more than one at the same time, which is common and worth knowing about before treatment starts. A patient with diabetic neuropathy and an untreated lumbar nerve root compression will plateau if only one of the two is addressed.
Modalities Are Chosen, Not Bundled
Six modalities are available: LightForce® XLi Class IV laser therapy, Chattanooga Intelect RPW 2 shockwave therapy, IV nerve-support infusions of B12, alpha-lipoic acid and NAD+, hormonal correction, metabolic optimization, and mechanical decompression using the Antalgic-Trac®. You are not scheduled for all six. You are scheduled for the ones your diagnosis points to, which is the entire reason this is not sold as a flat-fee program.
Getting here from Deerfield Beach
One clinic, in Lighthouse Point
Take Federal Highway south from Hillsboro Boulevard and the clinic is a short run down at 3320 N Federal Hwy. Coming off I-95, exit at Hillsboro Boulevard and head east to US-1 before turning south. From the western side of Deerfield Beach, Sample Road east to Federal Highway works just as well.
Rebuild Neuropathy Treatment Center3320 N Federal Hwy
Lighthouse Point, FL 33064
(754) 547-2350
Start with the cause
Neuropathy is not one condition
Patients travelling from Deerfield Beach are evaluated the same way as everyone else: the root cause is identified before any modality is selected.
Questions from Deerfield Beach patients
I was told my neuropathy is idiopathic. Is there anything to treat?
Idiopathic means a cause was not identified, which is not the same as no cause existing. Nutritional deficiency, hormonal dysfunction and a compressive component are all findable and all correctable to varying degrees. The evaluation is built to look for them specifically.
Do you review nerve conduction studies done elsewhere?
Yes. Bring the report and any imaging. Existing testing shortens the workup and gives your clinician a baseline to measure against later in the protocol.
Is this a set program with a set price?
No. The protocol is assembled after the diagnostic workup, so the modality combination and the cost differ from patient to patient. Both are reviewed with you at consultation before anything begins.
Bring the nerve pain to Lighthouse Point from Deerfield Beach.
Evaluation happens in clinic at 3320 N Federal Hwy, Lighthouse Point. Pricing is quoted at consultation.