Diabetic neuropathy can cause persistent pain, numbness, and nerve dysfunction that does not always improve with medication alone. This blog category explores nerve decompression as a treatment option for select patients with diabetic neuropathy, explaining how nerve compression contributes to symptoms, how decompression surgery is evaluated, and when this approach may be considered as part of a comprehensive care plan.
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5 Reasons Why Nerve Decompression Surgery Is Gaining Popularity as a Treatment for Diabetic Patients Who Have Pain and Numbness in Their FeetDiscover the top reasons why peripheral nerve decompression surgery is emerging as a promising treatment option for diabetic patients with neuropathy symptoms.
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Most Common Nerve Compressions in the Lower Extremity in People With Diabetic NeuropathyNerve compressions in people with diabetic neuropathy often cause leg and foot pain. Dr. Eric H. Williams explains common nerve sites and surgical options.
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What You Need to Know About Nerve Decompression Surgery to Treat Diabetic NeuropathyIf you have diabetes & have numbness or pain in your extremities, you may benefit from nerve decompression surgery for diabetic neuropathy. Find out more here.