Neuropathy can cause tingling, numbness, burning feet, imbalance, pain, weakness, or loss of sensation. Dr. Bhupesh Kumar evaluates neuropathy in Gurgaon with clinical examination, metabolic and neurological assessment, and NCV/EMG testing when required.
Neuropathy symptoms depend on the nerves involved and the underlying cause.
Certain neuropathy patterns need urgent review.
Consult a neurologist when symptoms are persistent, progressive, painful, associated with weakness, or present in diabetes, thyroid disease, vitamin deficiency, kidney disease, autoimmune disease, or after chemotherapy.
Diagnosis may include neurological examination, diabetes and vitamin testing, thyroid and kidney assessment, autoimmune or infection-related tests when indicated, and NCV/EMG to define nerve involvement.
Treatment addresses the cause and symptoms. This may include diabetes control, vitamin correction, medication review, neuropathic pain medicines, foot care, balance rehabilitation, and specific treatment for inflammatory neuropathies when diagnosed.
The symptom pattern, timing, risk factors, medicines, previous records, and neurological examination guide the first clinical impression.
Sudden, severe, progressive, or one-sided symptoms are separated from routine outpatient concerns so urgent cases are not delayed.
MRI, CT, EEG, NCV, EMG, blood tests, or vascular workup are selected according to the clinical question, not as a one-size-fits-all package.
For persistent, recurrent, or urgent neurological symptoms, contact NeuroMet Wellness Care in Sector 57 Gurgaon. The clinic serves patients across Gurugram and Delhi NCR.
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Common causes include neuropathy, diabetes, vitamin B12 deficiency, thyroid disease, nerve compression, spine-related radiculopathy, medication effects, alcohol use, autoimmune disease, and sometimes stroke when symptoms are sudden.
Symptoms can often be controlled and progression can be slowed with glucose control, foot care, vitamin correction when needed, pain medicines, and treatment of contributing factors.
NCV/EMG is useful when symptoms are persistent, progressive, painful, associated with weakness, or when the neurologist needs to define the type and severity of nerve involvement.
Numbness, burning pain, tingling, electric shocks, imbalance, weakness, muscle wasting, foot drop, or loss of reflexes may suggest nerve damage.
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