Neuropathy Treatment in Aiken, SC
Neuropathy can cause numbness, tingling, burning sensations, balance problems, and foot discomfort. Angela Molnar DPM provides evaluation and diabetic foot care support for neuropathy-related symptoms in Aiken and the CSRA.
Call 803.644.4264 Request AppointmentWhat Is Neuropathy?
Neuropathy refers to nerve damage or nerve dysfunction, often affecting the feet and lower legs. Diabetic neuropathy is one of the most common causes, though neuropathy may develop from other medical conditions as well.
Reduced sensation in the feet may increase the risk of unnoticed injuries, pressure sores, and balance problems.
Common Symptoms
- Numbness in the feet or toes
- Tingling sensations
- Burning foot pain
- Sensitivity to touch
- Balance difficulties
- Loss of foot sensation
- Foot weakness
Why Foot Care Is Important
- Reduced sensation may hide injuries
- Pressure areas may go unnoticed
- Skin breakdown risk may increase
- Walking balance may be affected
- Foot wounds may heal more slowly
Neuropathy Evaluation & Foot Care
Evaluation focuses on nerve sensation, circulation, skin condition, pressure areas, and overall diabetic foot health.
- Diabetic foot exams
- Nerve sensation evaluation
- Pressure area assessment
- Preventive foot care recommendations
- Footwear guidance
- Diabetic shoe recommendations when appropriate
- Monitoring for skin or wound concerns
Protecting Long-Term Foot Health
Regular foot evaluations and preventive care are important for patients experiencing neuropathy symptoms.
Our office focuses on improving foot protection, reducing complication risk, and helping patients maintain mobility safely.