Peripheral Neuropathy Treatment in Atlanta, Marietta, and Fayetteville, GA

Peripheral neuropathy is a nerve condition that affects the peripheral nervous system—the network responsible for transmitting signals between the brain, spinal cord, and the rest of the body. It can cause pain, numbness, tingling, or weakness, especially in the hands and feet. At Regenerative Spine & Pain Specialists, we offer patient-centered care for peripheral neuropathy in Atlanta, Marietta, and Fayetteville, GA, using personalized approaches to help manage symptoms and improve function.

Whether your symptoms stem from diabetes, injury, or other causes, our goal is to identify the underlying factors and deliver effective, comprehensive care.

Peripheral neuropathy refers to damage to one or more peripheral nerves. These nerves control sensation, muscle function, and involuntary processes like digestion and blood pressure. Neuropathy can affect:

  • Sensory nerves (feeling)

  • Motor nerves (movement)

  • Autonomic nerves (involuntary body functions)

It may occur in a single nerve (mononeuropathy) or in many nerves (polyneuropathy), depending on the cause.

Peripheral neuropathy has many potential causes, including:

  • Diabetes (the most common cause in the U.S.)

  • Trauma or injury (including repetitive stress)

  • Infections (such as shingles or Lyme disease)

  • Exposure to toxins (e.g., alcohol, chemotherapy)

  • Nutritional deficiencies (B vitamins)

  • Autoimmune diseases or inherited conditions

Identifying the root cause is essential for effective treatment.

Common symptoms of peripheral neuropathy include:

  • Numbness or tingling in the feet or hands

  • Sharp, burning, or stabbing pain

  • Muscle weakness or difficulty walking

  • Loss of coordination or balance

  • Heightened sensitivity to touch (allodynia)

Severe cases may lead to ulcers, infections, or complications that affect mobility and independence.

At Regenerative Spine & Pain Specialists, we tailor treatments based on the type and cause of your neuropathy. Options may include:

  • Medications for nerve pain and symptom relief

  • Physical therapy to improve strength and balance

  • Lifestyle counseling to address metabolic or nutritional factors

  • Nerve blocks or other interventional therapies

  • Spinal cord stimulation, for cases that do not respond to conservative treatments

Each care plan is built around your unique health status and recovery goals.

Our board-certified specialists—Dr. Zwade Marshall, and Dr. Jennifer Xiong—offer:

  • Multidisciplinary pain care with a focus on neuropathy

  • Evidence-based treatment strategies

  • Locations in Atlanta, Marietta, and Fayetteville, GA.

We are committed to helping patients reduce pain and regain control over their lives through expert, personalized care.