Class IV Laser Therapy
Class IV laser is used to support circulation, comfort, inflammation control, and nerve-function goals as part of an advanced neuropathy protocol.
Goal: reduce burning tingling numbness and nerve pain
Conservative Regenerative Neuropathy Care
Peripheral Neuropathy Treatment in West Haven, CT
What is Peripheral Neuropathy
Peripheral neuropathy is damage or dysfunction of the peripheral nerves causing numbness, tingling, burning, and weakness most commonly in the hands and feet. Dr. Lazarus emphasizes conservative neuropathy care, including Class IV laser, neoGEN electric cell signaling, radial shockwave therapy, and regenerative biologic discussions when appropriate.
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Do These Symptoms Sound Familiar?
If these symptoms are affecting your daily movement, your body is telling you something. You do not have to keep working around it - the sooner you get an accurate answer, the sooner you can start moving freely again.
- Numbness in feet and toes
- Burning or tingling sensation
- Sharp stabbing nerve pain
- Extreme sensitivity to touch
- Muscle weakness in feet
- Loss of balance and coordination
- Difficulty walking
- Pain that is worse at night
What Causes Peripheral Neuropathy?
A focused evaluation helps determine which factor is driving your symptoms and what treatment path makes sense next.
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Diabetes
most common cause accounting for over 60 percent of cases
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Chemotherapy
nerve damage from cancer treatment
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Vitamin deficiencies
B12 and folate deficiency damage nerve myelin
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Autoimmune conditions
body attacks its own nerve tissue
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Alcohol use
toxic effect on peripheral nerves
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Idiopathic
no identifiable cause in up to 30 percent of cases
How Dr. Lazarus Treats Peripheral Neuropathy
Dr. Lazarus focuses on identifying the root cause and matching treatment to the condition, not forcing every patient into the same routine.
neoGEN Electric Cell Signaling
The neoGEN device delivers electric cell signaling energy to support nerve communication, circulation, pain modulation, and nerve-function goals.
Non-drug nerve support for selected neuropathy patients
Regenerative Medicine
Dr. Lazarus may discuss regenerative biologic options as part of a broader conservative plan when the diagnosis, risks, and goals make sense.
Evaluation-based biologic discussion when appropriate
Radial Shockwave Therapy
Radial shockwave may be included in selected neuropathy treatment plans to support local circulation, soft-tissue healing, and pain modulation.
Additional conservative support when the diagnosis fits
No generic treatment plan. No guesswork. Just a clearer path forward.
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Dr. Sean W. Lazarus
DPM — Doctor of Podiatric Medicine
Connecticut's only conservative homeopathic podiatrist specializing in conservative regenerative medicine, with a strong interest in peripheral neuropathy
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Neuropathy Care
Peripheral Neuropathy Patients Travel From Across Connecticut
Dr. Lazarus combines advanced treatment technology with focused podiatric expertise, helping patients understand what is actually happening and what can be done about it.
- Drug-Free OptionsAdvanced non-surgical treatment choices whenever appropriate
- Class 4 Laser on SiteModern laser therapy available in West Haven
- Regenerative ProtocolsTreatment planning focused on repair, not just symptom masking
- Infrared Light TherapyTherapeutic light support for comfort, circulation, and recovery
- 30+ Years ExperienceDecades of podiatric expertise focused on outcomes
Peripheral Neuropathy Questions Answered
Some neuropathy symptoms can improve when the underlying cause is addressed, but results depend on cause duration severity and overall health. Dr. Lazarus uses conservative options such as Class IV laser neoGEN electric cell signaling radial shockwave therapy and regenerative biologic discussions when appropriate to support nerve function and symptom control.
Class IV laser therapy may help neuropathy patients by supporting circulation comfort inflammation control and nerve-function goals. Dr. Lazarus uses laser protocols tailored to each patient's symptoms and diagnosis.
Most patients require 6 to 12 sessions depending on severity and duration. Improvement is typically noticed within the first 3 to 4 sessions. A personalized treatment plan is created after your initial consultation.
Coverage varies by plan and by treatment. Some advanced neuropathy treatments may not be covered by insurance. Call (475) 238-7400 and our team will verify your benefits before treatment begins.
Diabetic neuropathy is a specific type of peripheral neuropathy caused by diabetes-related nerve damage. The symptoms are similar but diabetic neuropathy requires careful coordination with diabetes management. Dr. Lazarus treats both with protocols tailored to each.
Yes. Untreated peripheral neuropathy typically progresses leading to increased numbness muscle weakness balance problems and in diabetic cases increased risk of foot ulcers and amputation. Early intervention produces significantly better outcomes.
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