Diabetic Nerve Pain Treatment in  Coral Springs, FL,

If you have diabetes and experience a burning or tingling sensation in your hands or feet, you could be dealing with diabetic nerve pain. For treatment, call us now or visit our clinic today.

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Managing Diabetic Nerve Pain Effectively

Living with diabetic nerve pain (diabetic neuropathy) can be challenging, but relief is possible. Walking Urgent Care offers comprehensive evaluation and treatment options for diabetic nerve pain at our Coral Springs location — no appointment needed.

What Is Diabetic Neuropathy?

Diabetic neuropathy is nerve damage caused by high blood sugar levels. It can cause tingling, burning, sharp pains, numbness, and weakness, most commonly in the feet, legs, and hands.

Symptoms and Diagnosis

If you experience persistent tingling, shooting pains, or numbness, early evaluation is critical. Our providers diagnose diabetic neuropathy using physical exams, sensory tests, and, if necessary, additional screenings.

Treatment Options for Diabetic Nerve Pain

Treatment may involve blood sugar control, prescription medications to manage nerve pain, topical therapies, and lifestyle recommendations. Early intervention can help slow the progression and relieve symptoms.

Preventing Further Nerve Damage

Managing blood glucose, maintaining a healthy diet, regular exercise, and proper foot care are essential to minimizing the impact of diabetic neuropathy.

Get Help for Diabetic Nerve Pain Today

Visit Walking Urgent Care at 10308 W Sample Rd, Coral Springs, FL, 33065 or call (954) 755-4880 for compassionate diabetic nerve pain care.

Diabetic Nerve Pain FAQ

Q: What causes diabetic nerve pain?
A: High blood sugar damages nerves, causing diabetic neuropathy.

Q: How is diabetic neuropathy diagnosed?
A: Through physical exams, sensory testing, and sometimes nerve studies.

Q: What treatments are available?
A: Blood sugar management, medications for pain relief, and lifestyle changes.

Q: Can diabetic neuropathy be reversed?
A: It can’t be fully reversed, but symptoms can be managed and progression slowed.

Q: Do I need an appointment?
A: No, you can walk in anytime.