Neuropathy care helps people living with numbness, tingling, burning, weakness or balance problems from nerve issues. We offer it at Transcending Health, 1445 Rio Road East in Charlottesville, VA. We blend several types of care to support blood flow, nerve health, movement and daily life.
Neuropathy often affects the feet, legs, hands or arms. It may feel like pins and needles, burning, zaps, numbness or cold. You may also lose some sense of where your feet are.
Our goal is to help ease pain, support blood flow and help you move better. We want you to feel more steady, sure and in touch with your body.
Symptoms can be mild tingling. Or they can be strong burning, numbness, pain, weakness or balance trouble.
Neuropathy can start for many reasons. Some cases are tied to blood sugar and metabolism. Others are linked to blood flow, swelling, a pinched nerve, drugs, injuries or causes no one can find.
We look at the whole body. That means blood flow, tissue health and a calm nervous system. It also means movement, balance, strength and daily life.
Good blood flow matters for healthy tissue, recovery and comfort. We choose care that helps support blood flow and how you function.
We work to calm sore tissue and ease tight, guarding muscles. We also help your nervous system settle down from a high pain state.
Movement work helps with balance, steadiness and strength. It can help you walk with confidence and stay independent.
SoftWave Therapy uses acoustic waves to boost blood flow and support healing. It may help ease pain in sore areas. For neuropathy, we may use it on the feet, legs, hands or other areas to support blood flow and comfort.
Explore SoftWave Therapy →Massage may help blood flow and ease tight muscles. It may support healthy tissue. It can also bring comfort to people with nerve symptoms.
Explore Massage Therapy →Acupuncture may help calm the nervous system, aid blood flow and ease pain. It can be a helpful part of a wider neuropathy plan.
Explore Acupuncture →Movement work can help your balance, strength and walking. It can help you sense your feet and lower your risk of falls. We fit each plan to what you can do now.
Explore Personal Training →Some nerve symptoms may come from the low back, sciatica or habits of favoring one side. We look at the whole body when we build your plan.
Explore Sciatica Treatment →Many clients do well with a mix of SoftWave, bodywork, acupuncture, movement work and lifestyle support. We blend them into one plan made for you.
View All Services →Every case is different. With steady care made for you, we aim to support comfort, movement, balance, blood flow and daily life.
Neuropathy has many medical causes, and your physician is the right person to look into those. What we see in our clinic is how numbness and tingling change daily life:
Our focus is on comfort, circulation-friendly movement and balance, so you can stay active with confidence.
These notes help us plan safely:
If numbness or weakness came on suddenly, spreads quickly, or affects one side of your face or body, seek emergency care.
We review your history and any information from your physician. Then we check sensation, balance, walking and leg strength so we have a clear baseline. We keep treatment gentle and pay close attention to skin and circulation.
Your first session may include hands-on work for the feet and legs and simple balance exercises you can do safely at home. A therapeutic massage with evaluation is $130 for 60 minutes. We work alongside your medical care, not in place of it. We accept HSA and CareCredit. Book online or call 434-465-2905.
Results depend on the underlying cause. Some people experience meaningful improvements in comfort, function, and quality of life with appropriate care and consistent lifestyle support.
Many clients pursue SoftWave Therapy to support circulation, tissue health, and comfort. A consultation can help determine whether it may be appropriate for your symptoms.
Tingling or burning in the feet may be related to neuropathy, circulation issues, nerve irritation, metabolic factors, spinal irritation, or other medical conditions.
Appropriately prescribed exercise may help improve circulation, balance, strength, mobility, and walking confidence. Programs should be adapted to your current symptoms and ability level.
No. Diabetes is a common cause, but neuropathy can also be related to chemotherapy, autoimmune conditions, nutritional deficiencies, nerve compression, circulation issues, or unknown causes.
Seek medical evaluation if symptoms are rapidly worsening, one-sided, associated with weakness, causing falls, or accompanied by major changes in coordination, bladder function, or overall health.
Are numbness, tingling, burning or balance problems getting in your way? Transcending Health can help you build a plan made for you. It will focus on comfort, movement, blood flow and daily function.