Back2Health Physical Therapy

Neuropathic pain can occur if your nervous system is damaged or not functioning correctly. Pain can be felt at any nervous system level, including the peripheral nerves, spinal cord, and brain. The central nervous system comprises the spinal cord and the brain. Peripheral nerves run throughout the rest of your body to organs, arms, legs, fingers, and toes. Damaged nerve fibers transmit incorrect signals to pain centers. Nerve function at the site of nerve damage and in areas of the central nervous system may change (central sensitization). Neuropathy is a condition or change in one or more nerves. It is not always easy to determine the cause of nerve pain. This type of pain is associated with hundreds of diseases. Causes of chronic nerve pain The most common causes of nerve pain fall into four categories: disease, injury, infection, and limb loss. Diseases Nerve pain can be a symptom or a side effect of various diseases and conditions. Multiple sclerosis, multiple myeloma, and other c

Patients can significantly lower their chance of developing new issues and, in some situations, even shorten their recovery time by beginning appropriate physical therapy as soon as it is safe and practical following an injury. Our skilled staff will suggest a treatment plan for you that is specifically tailored to the kind and degree of your injury. If necessary, Physical Therapy for Car Accident Injuries could start as early as a few days following the accident. Delaying physical treatment can cause patients' injuries and symptoms to worsen, making it harder and/or more expensive to treat. Delaying physical therapy might actually cause patients to suffer from long-term nerve damage, limited range of motion, and other issues. Physical therapists provide assistance to patients of various ages and stages of life. Some people go to a physical therapist for guidance on improving their health and avoiding future issues. The ability to effectively communicate and solve problems are ess