Neurology and Movement Center of Texas | Neurology & Movement Disorder Specialist
Neurology and Movement Center of Texas | Neurology & Movement Disorder Specialist
Numbness, tingling, or burning pain in the hands or feet can be difficult to ignore—especially when it starts to affect daily activities.
A focused evaluation can help identify the cause and guide treatment to improve symptoms and prevent progression.
Peripheral neuropathy happens when nerves outside the brain and spinal cord are damaged. These nerves control sensation, movement, and some automatic body functions.
Symptoms often develop gradually and can worsen over time if not evaluated and treated.
Neuropathy can feel different from person to person, but often includes:
Symptoms usually begin in the feet and may slowly move upward.
Neuropathy can have several causes, including:
Identifying the underlying cause is an important part of treatment.
A thorough evaluation helps identify the cause of neuropathy and guide the right treatment plan.
This may include:
Accurate diagnosis allows for more targeted treatment and can help prevent symptoms from getting worse over time.
Neuropathy often feels like burning, tingling, numbness, or sharp, shooting pain—most commonly in the hands or feet.
In some cases, treating the underlying cause can improve symptoms. Early evaluation and treatment are important to prevent progression.
Diagnosis usually starts with a neurological exam and may include tests such as EMG and nerve conduction studies.
Neuropathy can become more serious if left untreated, especially if it affects balance or increases the risk of injury.
If you’re experiencing numbness, tingling, or burning pain, a focused evaluation can help identify the underlying cause.
We take a structured approach to diagnosis and treatment, with the goal of improving symptoms and preventing progression.
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1331 West Grand Parkway North, Suite 320, Katy, TX, USA
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