US Neuropathy Centers

07/19/2025

Peripheral neuropathy happens when nerves outside the brain and spinal cord are injured. These nerves fall into three categories: motor, sensory and autonomic. When one or more are affected, the symptoms can vary widely depending on which type is involved.

Protect your nervous system with a healthy lifestyle. If you have concerns about neuropathy or other nerve related discomfort, contact US Neuropathy Centers for expert care! 🤗

📍 Camp Hill, PA
☎️ 404-228-9892

07/16/2025

Peripheral neuropathy can be managed when you have the right guidance and tools. From reducing daily pain to keeping you on your feet longer, our focus is helping you feel more like yourself again. You’re not alone in this journey. We're ready to walk it with you 👣

📍 Camp Hill, PA
☎️ 404-228-9892

07/13/2025

For us, expert treatment is only part of the equation. Compassion and connection matter just as much 👌

Thank you for your kind words, Marx! We’re here whenever you need us again! 🫂

07/10/2025

Chronic pain doesn’t just affect your body, it can keep your mind restless and your sleep disturbed 🥱 From medication side effects to anxiety and discomfort, the reasons can add up fast. Simple changes like limiting caffeine, reducing screen time and adjusting your sleeping environment can make a difference.

Your rest matters, so does your healing. Let’s talk about pain management that supports your overall well-being.
Contact USNC to explore better solutions 🙆‍♀️

📍 Camp Hill, PA
☎️ 404-228-9892

07/07/2025

Living with persistent pain or physical limitations isn’t easy, but small changes in your day-to-day life can help you feel more in control and supported. Here are a few strategies that may help 💁‍♀️

07/04/2025

Freedom means many things, and good health helps us enjoy them all 💙 Here’s to celebrating independence, community, and the little things that make life brighter. Happy 4th of July! 🎆

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07/01/2025

Tied to your desk all day? Don’t let stillness take a toll 🙅‍♀️

A bit of movement throughout the day helps your joints, muscles and also mood 😉 Even a minute of stretching or walking can make a difference!

Got a favorite “mini break” move? Share it with us!

06/28/2025

Foot drop happens when the muscles responsible for lifting the front of your foot and toes become weak or stop working properly. This makes it difficult to clear the ground when you walk, causing you to unintentionally drag your foot. It often points to an underlying issue that can be managed with the right care.

Let’s get to the root of it, book your appointment now with USNC to get precise diagnosis and explore the best treatment plans! We’re always ready to help 🫡

📍 Camp Hill, PA
☎️ 404-228-9892

06/25/2025

Early detection of peripheral neuropathy can make a big difference in your daily life 💁‍♀️ When you understand what’s going on, you can make informed choices about your care, adjust your lifestyle, and find the right treatment plan.

Reach out now to schedule your appointment with USNC to get accurate diagnosis and know your options.

📍 Camp Hill, PA
☎️ 404-228-9892

06/22/2025

With medications like Ozempic gaining popularity for weight loss, many people are seeing dramatic changes, not just in their waistlines, but also in their feet. One lesser-known side effect is something experts are calling “Ozempic Feet,” which involves sagging skin, reduced fat padding, and increased visibility of veins and tendons in the feet.

📌 Why does this happen?

When you lose weight quickly, the fat that cushions your feet—especially under your heels and the balls of your feet—can shrink faster than your skin can adapt. This can make it feel like you're walking directly on bone, leading to pain, gait issues, and even long-term complications if left unaddressed.

If you’re experiencing discomfort or noticeable changes in your feet after weight loss, it’s important to take it seriously. Wearing well-cushioned shoes, monitoring your feet regularly, and working with a podiatrist can help you manage symptoms and protect your mobility 👣

📍 Camp Hill, PA
☎️ 404-228-9892

06/19/2025

Tarsal tunnel syndrome is a less common type of peripheral neuropathy that happens when the tibial nerve becomes compressed or irritated. This nerve runs through a narrow passageway near the ankle called the tarsal tunnel.

Several factors can contribute to this nerve compression:
🔴 Ankle injuries like sprains, fractures, or dislocations that lead to swelling.
🔴 Structural issues such as flat feet or overly high arches can also put added strain on the area.
🔴 In some cases, masses like ganglion cysts, bone spurs, or varicose veins may physically crowd the tunnel.

If addressed early, the outlook for recovery is promising, especially when the underlying issue is treatable 💁‍♀️ If you’re noticing persistent foot discomfort, numbness, or tingling near your ankle, don’t ignore it, reach out for an evaluation. Prompt care can make a meaningful difference 🤗

📍 Camp Hill, PA
☎️ 404-228-9892

06/17/2025

"Dr. Nagra was attentive, helpful and treated me very well. She helped me to learn about my neuropathy." says Elaine on Google

★★★★★ Dr. Nagra was attentive, helpful and treated me very well. She helped me to learn about my neuropathy.