Neuropathy Treatment in Turnersville, NJ

Numbness, tingling, burning, or pain in your feet and hands can make every step and every night harder. Many people are told there is nothing left to do but manage the symptoms. At Iannelli Wellness Center, Dr. Joseph Iannelli II and Dr. Joseph Iannelli III take a different approach with our Neuropathy Restoration Program, a structured plan built to support circulation, nerve health, and your body's natural ability to heal.

What Is Peripheral Neuropathy?

Peripheral neuropathy happens when the nerves outside the brain and spinal cord become damaged or irritated. These nerves carry signals for sensation, movement, and circulation. It usually shows up in the feet and hands first, because those are the longest nerves in the body and the farthest from your blood supply. Left alone, symptoms can slowly creep upward.

Signs You May Have Neuropathy

• Numbness in your feet or hands
• Tingling or pins and needles
• Burning pain, often worse at night
• Feeling like you are walking on cotton or pebbles
• Muscle weakness
• Balance problems or feeling unsteady on your feet

Common Types We See

• Diabetic neuropathy: high blood sugar damages small nerves and the tiny blood vessels that feed them, usually starting in the feet.
• Chemotherapy related neuropathy: some cancer treatments are hard on nerves in the hands and feet.
• Nutritional neuropathy: low B12 and other nutrients can disrupt how nerves work.
• Compression neuropathy: a pinched nerve in the low back, neck, or wrist.
• Idiopathic neuropathy: in a large share of cases no single cause is ever found.

How Our Neuropathy Restoration Program Works

Nerves depend on a steady supply of oxygen, nutrients, and energy. When circulation drops, they start sending warning signals like burning and numbness. Our program attacks the problem from several sides at once.

1. SoftWave Tissue Regeneration Therapy

SoftWave is the core of the program. It uses focused acoustic waves to trigger a healing response in the tissue, supporting new blood flow and repair around the nerves. Most plans are 12 to 16 treatments: twice a week for the first four weeks, then once a week for the next four. Each area takes about 8 to 10 minutes, with no needles and no downtime.

2. Red Light Therapy at Home

Between visits, patients use an at home red light therapy pad two to three times a day. Red light, also called photobiomodulation, works at the cellular level to support energy production and circulation in the nerves. We pair it with a simple daily warm foot soak. For patients who want more, we also offer clinical grade laser therapy in the office.

3. Nutrition and Metabolic Support

Blood sugar, inflammation, and nutrient levels all affect how well nerves heal. You get a clear guide on what to eat, what to limit, and which nerve supporting supplements to discuss with your physician.

4. Circulation Exercises

Simple daily movements like ankle pumps, toe flexes, and short walks keep blood moving to your feet between treatments.

What to Expect

• Weeks 1 to 3: the focus is circulation. Many patients first notice warmer feet or subtle changes in sensation.
• Weeks 4 to 8: patients often notice less tingling, burning, or numbness.
• After that: nerves heal slowly, so progress can keep building with consistent home care. Some patients choose occasional maintenance visits.

Neuropathy Questions We Hear Every Week

Do I need a referral?
No. You can book directly with our office.

Does SoftWave hurt?
Most patients describe it as a tapping sensation. There is no downtime, and you can drive yourself home.

Is this a replacement for my medical doctor?
No. We work alongside your medical care. Keep managing blood sugar and medications with your physician, and check with them before starting new supplements.

Results vary based on your overall health, the cause of your neuropathy, and how closely you follow the program.

You do not have to keep living with burning, numb feet. We help patients from Turnersville, Blackwood, Sewell, Washington Township, Glassboro, Williamstown, and Sicklerville feel steadier on their feet again. Call (856) 227 3480 or book online to schedule your neuropathy evaluation.