— NEUROPATHY

Neuropathy Specialist Near Twin Cities, MN

Peripheral Neuropathy Treatment in Edina, MN

The burning, numbness, and tingling in your hands and feet have been written off as diabetic neuropathy, “idiopathic” neuropathy, or just something you have to live with. But neuropathy has neurological root causes — and many of them are identifiable and treatable with the right testing.

— OBJECTIVE EVALUATION

What We Test & Measure

Before recommending any treatment, we conduct a comprehensive objective evaluation specific to neuropathy. Every test is chosen because it measures something relevant to your symptoms.

  • Peripheral nerve function: how the nerves in your hands and feet are working
  • Central nervous system: how your brain and spinal cord contribute to symptoms
  • Autonomic involvement: how nerve changes affect automatic body functions
  • Metabolic factors: body chemistry that can affect nerve health
— THE GAP IN STANDARD CARE

What Standard Care Misses

Standard medical care is excellent at ruling out catastrophic disease. But it often misses the functional neurological causes of persistent symptoms. Here’s what we find that others don’t:

  • Central nervous system contributions to your symptoms
  • Autonomic involvement
  • Metabolic factors that affect nerve health

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— THE TNC METHOD

Our Approach to Neuropathy

Neuropathy treatment at TNC begins with identifying which neurological systems are involved. We evaluate peripheral nerve function, central nervous system contributions, autonomic involvement, and metabolic factors. Treatment is targeted to the specific findings — whether that’s nutritional support, neurological rehabilitation, or addressing central contributions that standard care overlooked.

— FREE NEUROPATHY QUIZ

Take the free neuropathy pattern quiz. It only takes a couple of minutes. Bring your results to your free consultation and we’ll go over them with you.

Not a diagnosis. This self-assessment is educational and helps identify patterns worth discussing with our team. It does not replace a clinical evaluation.

Ready to Find Answers for Your Neuropathy?

Book a free 30-minute consultation. We’ll listen to your history and tell you honestly whether we think we can help.

— COMMON QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions

Peripheral neuropathy can be caused by diabetes, nutritional deficiencies, autoimmune conditions, toxin exposure, infections, and neurological dysfunction. In many cases, multiple factors contribute — which is why comprehensive evaluation is essential.
The nervous system retains neuroplasticity — the ability to change and heal. While severe nerve damage may not fully reverse, many patients experience significant improvement in symptoms with targeted neurological treatment. The key is identifying and addressing the underlying cause.
Peripheral neuropathy affects the nerves outside the brain and spinal cord. Central neuropathy involves dysfunction in the brain or spinal cord itself. Both can produce similar symptoms, which is why objective neurological testing is essential for accurate diagnosis.
No. While diabetes is a common cause, many patients with neuropathy have no diabetes. Nutritional deficiencies, autoimmune conditions, and neurological dysfunction are common causes that are often overlooked.
Treatment depends entirely on the underlying cause identified through evaluation. We use neurological rehabilitation, metabolic support, and targeted therapies based on your specific findings.