PrimeCell Regenerative · Orlando
Peripheral Neuropathy Treatments in Orlando, FL
Burning, numbness, tingling, electric pain, muscle weakness, or balance changes may reflect peripheral neuropathy, nerve entrapment, radiculopathy, or more than one condition.
PrimeCell Regenerative provides physician-led evaluation and individualized care planning designed to clarify the source and support comfort, mobility, and function.
Options depend on the cause and may address blood sugar, nerve damage affecting the hands and feet, and the condition's impact on quality of life.
Initial consultation: $97 through October 31, 2026.
Understanding nerve symptoms
Nerve pain has more than one cause
Burning, tingling, numbness, and weakness in the hands and feet can stem from peripheral neuropathy, nerve entrapment at a specific site, radiculopathy from the spine, circulation issues, or a combination of contributors.
Identifying which mechanism is driving your symptoms — rather than treating the sensation alone — determines which options are actually worth considering.
A comprehensive evaluation may include
Diagnosis before treatment
- Review of medical history, symptom pattern, and onset
- Neurological and musculoskeletal examination
- Assessment of sensation, strength, reflexes, gait, and balance
- Review of blood sugar, metabolic, and relevant laboratory history
- Electrodiagnostic testing or imaging when clinically indicated
- Review of medications and prior treatments
Care options
Matched to what's driving the symptoms
Depending on the clinical findings, a plan may include conventional management of underlying causes such as blood sugar control, medication review, physical therapy and balance training, nerve-targeted procedures, or — for selected candidates — orthobiologic or regenerative options discussed after individualized evaluation and informed consent.
Not every patient is a candidate for every option, and PrimeCell will tell you plainly when a therapy isn't likely to help.
Frequently Asked Questions
Nerve health and neuropathy
What causes peripheral neuropathy?
Diabetes and metabolic disease are the most common causes, but neuropathy can also result from nerve entrapment, vitamin deficiencies, autoimmune conditions, medication effects, alcohol use, or an unidentified cause. Identifying the cause shapes the treatment plan.
Can nerve damage be reversed?
It depends on the cause, duration, and severity. Some contributors — like reversible vitamin deficiencies or nerve entrapment — can improve significantly with treatment. Longstanding diabetic neuropathy is managed to reduce symptoms and prevent progression rather than promised a cure.
Are regenerative options used for neuropathy?
Selected orthobiologic or regenerative approaches may be discussed for appropriate candidates after evaluation, but these remain investigational for nerve-related conditions and are not FDA-approved to treat, cure, or prevent neuropathy.
When should I seek urgent care instead?
Sudden weakness, loss of bladder or bowel control, rapidly progressive numbness, or symptoms after significant trauma warrant immediate medical evaluation rather than a scheduled consultation.
Start with clarity
Identify the source. Then build the plan.
Nerve symptoms deserve a workup that looks for the cause before anything else — not a generic supplement or a guess.
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