George Sanneman of Clay Center, Kansas shares what it was like living with neuropathy for years—cold feet, painful “walking on glass” sensations, and needing to sit down after just a few minutes. After completing an 8-week course at Kansas Regenerative Medicine Center, he describes noticeable improvements in comfort, warmth, and how long he can stand and walk, leading to a major boost in his day-to-day lifestyle.
Peripheral Neuropathy Symptoms
Pain
Numbness and Tingling
Burning Sensation
Leg Cramps
Cold Feet
Decreased Balance
If you're experiencing any of these conditions, you may be a candidate for our Regenerative Medicine Neuropathy Treatment Program.
Peripheral Neuropathy Treatment
Peripheral neuropathy is a condition characterized by damage to the peripheral nerves, leading to symptoms such as numbness, tingling, burning sensations, and muscle weakness in the hands and feet. These symptoms can significantly impact daily activities and overall quality of life. Common causes of Peripheral Neuropathy include: Diabetes/Pre-Diabetes/Metabolic; Compression on Spine; Nerve Damage (Repetitive, injury); Nutritional deficiency or Imbalance; Chemo/Radiation Treatment.
At Kansas Regenerative Medicine Center (KRMC), we offer non-surgical, regenerative therapies aimed at addressing the underlying causes of peripheral neuropathy. Our treatments focus on healing and repairing nerve damage, rather than merely masking symptoms with medications.
Personalized Care and Expertise
Our experienced team at KRMC is dedicated to providing personalized care tailored to each patient's unique needs. We conduct thorough evaluations to determine the most appropriate treatment plan, focusing on long-term relief and improved function. With clinics located in Kansas–Manhattan and Leawood (Kansas City area)–we are committed to helping patients regain mobility and enhance their quality of life.
Additional Resources
For more information on peripheral neuropathy and its management, consider visiting the Mayo Clinic's resources:
Peripheral Neuropathy Testimonials
"I Was the Biggest Skeptic—But It Worked": Bob’s Story of Hope
At 88 years old, Bob Stutterheim had tried everything for his neuropathy—until he found Kansas Regenerative Medicine Center. Once a skeptic, Bob now walks two to three miles a day without a cane and sleeps through the night without pain. Watch how the peripheral neuropathy regenerative treatment program exceeded his expectations and helped him reclaim his independence and joy.
Neuropathy Relief Story: George’s 8-Week Transformation
Less Tingling, Better Balance: A Neuropathy Success Story
After 17 years of neuropathy caused by a cancer treatment drug—and trying everything from medications to compression socks and acupuncture—this patient turned to Kansas Regenerative Medicine Center. After an 8-week course, they describe less tingling and numbness, fewer sharp pains, and better balance, making everyday movement feel more comfortable again.
Regenerative Medicine for Peripheral Neuropathy FAQS
Peripheral neuropathy is a condition that causes pain, numbness, and weakness, typically in the hands and feet. Symptoms may include tingling, burning sensations, muscle weakness, and loss of coordination.
KRMC focuses on regenerative therapies that aim to heal the body and repair nerve damage, rather than just masking symptoms with medications.
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy uses concentrated platelets from your own blood to promote natural healing and tissue regeneration in areas of nerve damage.
Yes, KRMC emphasizes holistic, drug-free approaches to treating peripheral neuropathy, aiming to address the root causes of nerve damage.
Regenerative therapies aim to reduce pain, improve nerve function, and enhance overall quality of life by promoting the body's natural healing processes.
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