Neuropathy Treatment in Amarillo, TX
West Texas Wellness Center
Your feet burn at night. Your hands go numb without warning. You catch your balance more often than you used to, and you have started watching the floor when you walk.
Our Results
95 out of 100 patients see improved outcomes after our treatment plan.
Results vary by patient and depend on the extent of nerve damage, the underlying cause, and how closely the care plan is followed. Your screening includes objective testing, so you know where you stand before beginning treatment.
Symptoms We Treat
Most patients come in with two or three of these, not all of them.
- Burning, stabbing or electric-shock pain in the feet or hands
- Numbness, or the feeling of walking on cushions or gravel
- Tingling and pins-and-needles that will not quit
- Pain that worsens at night and keeps you from sleeping
- Weakness, cramping or muscle loss in the legs and feet
- Loss of balance or coordination, especially in the dark
- Sensitivity to touch — even socks or bedsheets
- Cold or hot sensations in the feet that do not match the room
- Difficulty walking, or a change in how you walk
What Causes Neuropathy
There is rarely a single cause. Nerve damage usually builds over years from a combination of factors, which is why one-size-fits-all treatment does not work.
- Diabetes and high blood sugar — the most common cause in the United States
- Poor circulation, which starves nerves of the oxygen and nutrients they need
- Chemotherapy and certain medications
- Injury, trauma or previous surgery
- Vitamin B deficiency — B1, B6 and B12 are essential to nerve repair
- Spinal compression from herniated discs or stenosis
- Sensitivity to touch — even socks or bedsheets
- Autoimmune and thyroid conditions
- Long-term alcohol use
Finding your combination is the first step. That is what the screening is for.
Our Approach
Most patients arrive having been told two things: take this medication, and learn to live with it. We start somewhere else.
Comprehensive nerve evaluation
We measure how much nerve damage is present and where, including sensory and balance testing, thermal imaging, and a review of your health history, medications and bloodwork.
Circulation assessment
Nerves cannot heal without blood supply. Evaluating and restoring circulation to the affected area is what makes repair possible.
A plan built for your case
Depending on what the testing finds, your plan may combine non-surgical therapies that stimulate nerve function and blood flow, targeted nutritional support for nerve repair, and chiropractic care where spinal compression is contributing. Every plan is built and supervised by the doctor.
In-office and at-home care
Care runs on two tracks. You attend therapy appointments here in Amarillo, and you follow an at-home regimen between visits. Both matter — the at-home work is what holds the progress made in the office.
Ongoing measurement
We re-test as you progress, so change is something you can see rather than guess at, and the plan is adjusted based on results.
What to Expect at Your First Visit
- We listen first. How long it has been going on, how bad it gets, what you have already tried.
- Screening and testing. Balance testing, thermal imaging, and measurement of nerve function and circulation.
- Your findings, explained. In plain English, with a clear recommendation and the cost, before you commit to anything.
Why Patients Across the Panhandle Choose West Texas Wellness Center
- Non-surgical and drug-free care
- Doctor-supervised plans built for the individual patient after testing, not off a template
- Objective measurement, so progress is visible
- A full-service clinic — neuropathy, chiropractic, regenerative medicine and nutrition in one building at 4714 S. Western St.
- Dr. Zack Parker and Dr. Gerald Parker, with decades of combined experience
- Serving Amarillo, Canyon, Borger, Pampa, Dumas and the surrounding Texas Panhandle
Care That Works Alongside Your Neuropathy Treatment
Neuropathy rarely travels alone, and everything below is available in the same building.
Nutrition & Wellness
B vitamin status, blood sugar and inflammation all affect nerve repair.
Clinic Hours
Frequently Asked Questions
Both. You attend therapy appointments in our Amarillo office and follow an at-home regimen between visits. The at-home portion is what holds the progress made in the office.