$89 Neuropathy Special

For Anyone With Pain, Burning, Numbness, Pins & Needles or Tingling Sensations in the Hands, Feet, Arms or Legs

$89 Neuropathy Special

As part of this Neuropathy special, you will receive the following at your appointment at Back 2 Health Family Wellness Center:

✅ Consultation: Let us know where you’re experiencing pain and symptoms and how it has been affecting your daily life.

✅ Neuropathy Examination: We will do a complete neuropathy evaluation utilizing the modified Toronto Clinical Neuropathy Scoring system to determine the nature and severity of your neuropathy.

✅ Doctor's Report of Findings: Together we will go over the cause of your problems and come up with a plan to help you on your way to a healthier lifestyle and enjoying life once again!

Get Hope, Help & Answers At Back 2 Health Family Wellness Center

Peripheral Neuropathy refers to conditions that result when nerves carrying messages from the brain and spinal cord to the rest of the body are damaged or inflamed.

When these nerves are damaged we can experience endless Burning, Numbness and Tingling, Chronic Pain and even Loss of Balance.

There are several kinds of Peripheral Neuropathies and they can stem from a variety of causes ranging from carpal tunnel syndrome (entrapment), traumatic injury (such as motor vehicle accidents, slip and fall, or sports/work related accidents), restricted blood flow, deteriorating joints, pesticide exposure, to toxic levels of sugar in the blood (causing nerve damage linked to diabetes).

At your Neuropathy appointment you will get answers to the following questions:

✅ What is the underlying cause of the nerve damage?

✅ How severe is my condition?

✅ Are other conditions contributing?

✅ What types of nerves have damage?

✅ How much treatment do nerves require to heal?

The underlying cause is different for every patient and must be understood in order to help the nerves heal and get us back to a normal life.

Thorough testing is so critically important in helping patients suffering from Peripheral Neuropathy and we here at Back 2 Health Family Wellness Center want to help as many people as we can.

Our goal is to get our patients back to doing the things they love with the people they love without drugs, needles or surgery and in as painless a way as possible.

People can and do overcome their Neuropathy!

Click below to claim your voucher for our $89 Neuropathy Special with thermal scans to learn about the underlying cause of such discomfort and find out about the revolutionary treatment and how it can change your life.

Toronto Clinical Neuropathy Scoring System (TCNS)

At Back 2 Health, we utilize the The Toronto Clinical Neuropathy Scoring System (TCNS), which is a widely used tool to assess the severity of peripheral neuropathy, particularly in individuals with diabetes or other conditions affecting peripheral nerves. It combines a clinical examination and patient-reported symptoms to provide a structured and objective evaluation of neuropathy.

Here’s an explanation of the TCNS and how it works:

The scoring system is based on three categories of assessment:

1) Symptoms

Patients report their experiences of neuropathy symptoms, such as:

👉 Numbness.

👉 Tingling or "pins and needles."

👉 Burning pain.

👉 Weakness.

👉 Unsteadiness while walking.

Scores are assigned based on the presence and distribution of these symptoms (e.g., feet, legs, hands).

2) Reflexes

The presence or absence of key reflexes, such as the Achilles tendon reflex, is evaluated.

Reflexes are graded (e.g., absent or reduced), with higher scores for more severe abnormalities.

3) Sensory Tests

Physical examinations assess specific sensory modalities, including:

👉 Pinprick sensation.

👉 Temperature perception.

👉 Vibration sense (usually tested with a tuning fork).

👉 Pressure sensation (often tested using a monofilament).

Deficits in these tests are scored according to severity and the number of affected sites.

Scoring

Each symptom, reflex abnormality, and sensory deficit is assigned a score. The total score ranges from 0 to 19, with higher scores indicating greater severity of neuropathy.

Interpretation of Scores

0–5: No or mild neuropathy.

6–8: Moderate neuropathy.

9–19: Severe neuropathy.

The Toronto Clinical Neuropathy Scoring System is a practical and reliable tool for diagnosing and grading neuropathy, facilitating timely intervention and ongoing management.