Ekagra Advanced Diabetes, Wound & Foot Care Hospital

Neuropathy (Burning, Numbness & Tingling in Feet)

Identify nerve-related problems early and manage symptoms with a structured clinical approach.

Focused evaluation and care for nerve-related symptoms.

What is Neuropathy?

Neuropathy refers to damage or dysfunction of the nerves, often affecting the feet and legs. It can cause abnormal sensations such as burning, tingling, or numbness.

In many cases, especially in diabetes, nerve damage develops gradually and may worsen over time if not identified early.

Why Neuropathy Needs Attention

Neuropathy is often overlooked in its early stages. As nerve damage progresses, symptoms may worsen and sensation may decrease.

Loss of sensation increases the risk of unnoticed injuries, which can lead to wounds and complications.

Early detection allows for better management and risk reduction.

How We Assess Neuropathy

Our screening evaluates nerve function and related factors to understand your condition.

Nerve Function Testing

To detect loss of sensation and nerve damage

Sensory Response Evaluation

To assess how your nerves respond to different stimuli

Circulation Assessment

To identify contributing blood flow issues

Risk Profiling

To determine severity and progression risk

Our Approach to Neuropathy Care

Management is focused on identifying the cause, reducing symptoms, and preventing progression.

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Early Detection

Identifying nerve damage at an early stage

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Supportive Therapies

Helping improve nerve function and circulation

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Monitoring & Follow-Up

Tracking changes and adjusting care

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Prevention of Complications

Reducing risk of wounds and further damage

Who Should Be Extra Careful

Comprehensive Evaluation & Care

Our facility supports screening, therapies, and monitoring for patients with neuropathy. This allows for a structured approach to managing symptoms and reducing risks.

Patient Experiences – Neuropathy

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Understanding Neuropathy

Burning feet awareness videos

Nerve health education

Early symptom recognition

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Frequently Asked Questions

Early detection and proper management can help control symptoms and prevent progression.

Yes, early symptoms can indicate underlying nerve issues.

Loss of sensation can increase the risk of unnoticed injuries and wounds.

Approximately 45–60 minutes.

Don’t Ignore Burning or Numbness

Early screening can help identify nerve damage and prevent progression.