Pain Medicine Physician located in St Petersburg, FL
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Neuropathy refers to pain and miscommunication between the central nervous system and the rest of your body. It causes pain or numbness in your limbs, hands, feet, and even other parts of your body. Pain medicine specialist Dr. Raviinder S. Parmar at Alleviate Pain in Pinellas Park, Florida, provides comprehensive treatment for the pain associated with neuropathy so you can effectively get back to work and the activities you love. Call or use the online booking tool to set up an appointment with Dr. Parmar today to get your neuropathy pain under control.
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Randy St.ClairMarch 27, 2024Dr. Parmar and the staff were excellent, listened to my history and needs, and treated and accommodated me appropriately on every level. Thank You.
Luanne LipkinMarch 24, 2024My first visit with Dr. Parmar was informative and I was given a plan for the future for my foot. Once my MRI is done I will meet again to discuss further plans for pain management.
Bernadeta BurlakowskiMarch 6, 2024Very friendly and caring doctor
mary harphamMarch 1, 2024Listens carefully which is a very important attribute. Very happy with treatment and availability.
Cathy GieseyFebruary 29, 2024My first visit today exceeded my expectations. Dr. Parmar was extremely helpful with my challenges. Sh e is knowledgeable and a good listener. The office staff were professional and work together as a team. I left with a PLAN of care and now have HOPE. I continue to experience the same professional expertise and success over the last two years with exceptional results. Dr. Parmar and Michele make a personal commitment to each client; do NOT forget about you; continue to try until they find the best solutions. Why not give it a try?
Gary StrohauerFebruary 28, 2024Very pleased with Dr. Parmar
Terry HuckabeeFebruary 25, 2024I have been a patient of Dr Parmar since he 1st opened his practice. His care goes beyond the physical and is truly concerned with your overall health. I am currently fighting cancer on top of all else and he integrates all existing and body changes as you age or have an unplanned problem. As a Respiratory therapist I can say unequivocally he is one of the finest physicians I've had the pleasure of associating with
Tim MoranFebruary 17, 2024Excellent care and explanations of services
Andrea WutzFebruary 14, 2024Office staff was professional, friendly and helpful! Dr Parmar was attentive, concerned, knowledgeable and went out of his way to help me transition as I just relocated from NY to Florida. My needs were met in an extremely timely manner. Dr Parmar was informative & very gentle during image guided injections. I was impressed not only with his credentials but his bedside manner
Neuropathy often develops over time, and signs you may have it include:
Because neuropathy can cause a loss of sensation, you may be more likely to accidentally burn or injure yourself seriously, causing additional complications.
You may experience one of four types of neuropathy. Peripheral neuropathy occurs when the nerves of the extremities, such as the legs, hands, and feet, are affected. Cranial neuropathy is when one of the 12 crania nerves experience damage, affecting your eyes or ears. When something happens to the nerves of your involuntary nervous system, which controls circulation and the heart, as well as digestion and bladder function, you have autonomic neuropathy. You may also be diagnosed with focal neuropathy when the symptoms are isolated to one group of nerves or a single nerve.
Autoimmune diseases, including rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, and Sjogren’s syndrome, may be responsible for your neuropathy symptoms. Diabetes is another major cause -- more than half of people with diabetes develop some form of the condition. You may also suffer neuropathy due to vitamin deficiencies, certain medications, infections, or inherited disorders.
You may suffer from polyneuropathy, in which multiple nerves are affected, or mononeuropathy, in which just one nerve is affected, such as with carpal tunnel syndrome.
Dr. Parmar offers a comprehensive treatment plan for neuropathy symptoms. These include ultrasound-guided nerve injections that allow Dr. Parmar to precisely inject medication close to the affected nerves, effectively disrupting pain signals to the brain. Spine injections and epidurals help nerve pain related to spinal compression or disc issues. He can also suggest a spinal cord stimulator.
If you have pain and discomfort associated with neuropathy, consult Dr. Parmar of Alleviate Pain as he offers comprehensive treatments to help you manage the condition. Call the office or book an appointment online today.
(727) 490-2727 (Appointment)
(727) 999-9747 (Text Only)
6798 Crosswinds Drive N,
Suite E-102
St Petersburg, FL 33710
(727) 490-2727 (Appointment)
866-237-7330 (Fax)
6798 Crosswinds Drive N, Suite E-102 St Petersburg, FL 33710
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