TREATMENTS DESIGNED AROUND YOUR NEEDS

Explore the treatments we offer to help manage pain and improve daily life. Each option is chosen for its safety, effectiveness, and ability to address the root cause of your discomfort.

Neuropathy Pain Treatment

Overview

Neuropathy pain develops when nerves become damaged, irritated, or compressed, leading to symptoms such as burning pain, numbness, tingling, weakness, sensitivity to touch, or electric shock-like sensations. Neuropathy may affect the hands, feet, legs, arms, or other areas of the body and can result from diabetes, spinal conditions, injuries, chemotherapy, infections, or other underlying medical conditions.

At Evolve Pain Management, we provide neuropathy pain treatment in Huntersville, NC for patients throughout Cornelius, Davidson, Mooresville, Denver, Concord, and the greater Charlotte area. Our goal is to identify the source of nerve pain and create an individualized treatment plan focused on reducing discomfort, improving function, and helping patients regain quality of life.

Treatment options for neuropathy pain may include medication management, nerve blocks, spinal procedures, regenerative medicine therapies, and other minimally invasive pain management treatments designed to target damaged or irritated nerves.

Possible Treatments

How It Works

Medication management may help reduce nerve-related pain, burning sensations, tingling, and hypersensitivity caused by neuropathy. Treatment plans are tailored to the patient’s symptoms, medical history, and underlying condition.

What to Expect

Patients receive individualized medication plans with ongoing monitoring and adjustments designed to improve comfort and daily function while minimizing side effects.

How It Works

Peripheral nerve blocks target specific nerves responsible for neuropathy pain. These injections may help interrupt pain signals and reduce inflammation surrounding irritated nerves.

What to Expect

The procedure is typically performed using imaging or ultrasound guidance. Relief duration may vary depending on the source and severity of nerve damage.

How It Works

When neuropathy symptoms are related to spinal nerve compression, epidural steroid injections may help reduce inflammation around affected nerves in the neck or lower back.

What to Expect

The injection is performed using fluoroscopic guidance to improve accuracy. Some patients notice gradual improvement in pain, numbness, or tingling over several days.

How It Works

Spinal cord stimulation uses a small implanted device to deliver electrical signals that help modify pain signals before they reach the brain. This treatment may be considered for chronic neuropathy pain that has not responded to conservative therapies.

What to Expect

Patients typically complete a temporary trial before permanent implantation is considered. Many patients experience meaningful reduction in pain symptoms during the trial phase.

How It Works

Radiofrequency ablation may help reduce pain by targeting nerves that are contributing to chronic neuropathic pain conditions. The procedure uses controlled heat to interrupt pain signal transmission.

What to Expect

Treatment is minimally invasive and performed using imaging guidance. Relief duration varies depending on the nerves being treated and the patient’s condition.

How It Works

Regenerative medicine treatments such as PRP therapy may help support healing and tissue recovery in certain conditions contributing to neuropathy pain or nerve irritation.

What to Expect

Treatment plans are customized based on the patient’s diagnosis and symptoms. These therapies are often combined with additional pain management strategies and rehabilitation efforts.

Location & Hours

Phone: 980-536-0110
9735 Kincey Ave Suite 300A, Huntersville, NC 28078
Monday – Friday 8:00am – 5:00pm