Neuropathy Treatment in Winter Garden
Specialized neuropathy care at Atlas Injury to Health Winter Garden. See what 3 local patients have to say about their results.
Find neuropathy relief in Winter Garden
Residents of Winter Garden dealing with the burning, tingling, or numbness of peripheral neuropathy now have access to a focused solution at Atlas Injury to Health on N Dillard St. The clinic's four-component protocol is designed to address the root causes of nerve damage — working to stop its progression, restore lost sensation, and meaningfully reduce pain without relying solely on medication.
Dr. Patrick Russell leads neuropathy care at the Winter Garden location, bringing his chiropractic expertise to each stage of the protocol. Whether your neuropathy stems from diabetes, injury, or another underlying cause, the team here builds a plan tailored to where you are in your nerve health journey.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will I work directly with Dr. Russell if I schedule a consultation in Winter Garden?
Yes. Dr. Russell practices exclusively at the Winter Garden location, so patients here receive his direct oversight through each stage of the four-component protocol rather than being handed off to a general team. For residents choosing this location specifically for neuropathy care, that continuity is part of what makes the plan cohesive from diagnostics through recovery.
I'm a working professional who commutes to Orlando — can neuropathy care fit my schedule?
West Orange County's proximity to Orlando means many patients here are balancing demanding careers with symptom management. The clinical team structures the four-component protocol with that reality in mind, so appointments support restoring nerve function without requiring you to overhaul a commuting professional's routine.
My child or teen is a competitive athlete — does neuropathy care apply to them?
Nerve-related symptoms in young athletes are often overlooked or mismanaged. Given the clinic's pediatric expertise and connections within athletic performance circles, Dr. Russell's team evaluates young patients with an eye toward preventing long-term nerve compromise, not just addressing symptoms after they've already limited training or play.
Can neuropathy treatment support performance goals rather than just easing discomfort?
For the athletes and active professionals who make up much of this clinic's patient base, the goal often extends beyond pain relief. The four-component protocol is applied here with performance and prevention in mind, helping patients protect nerve function so it doesn't become a limiting factor in training, competition, or daily peak performance.
How We Treat Neuropathy
Our neuropathy protocol is designed around the science of nerve regeneration — providing the fuel and activation that damaged nerves need to heal.
Four-component treatment approach:
- Electromagnetic Infrared Therapy — Low-Level Light Therapy (LLLT) triggers new blood vessel growth around damaged nerves, restoring the nutrient supply essential for healing. Supported by 21 peer-reviewed studies with a 97% success rate.
- Electrostimulation & Nerve Re-Education — Advanced digital electrotherapeutic stimulation re-educates nerve pathways and promotes nerve fiber growth. Available for daily at-home use with immediate pain relief results.
- Advanced Nutrition Therapy — Individualized nutritional protocols addressing inflammation, blood flow, and the biochemical building blocks of nerve repair.
- In-Clinic Protocols — Weekly visits with specialized in-clinic treatments that complement your at-home therapy program.
We begin with an extensive diagnostic evaluation to determine the type and severity of your nerve damage and whether our protocol is appropriate for your specific situation. We believe in honest assessment — if the science doesn't support a favorable outcome, we'll tell you.
Important: If muscle weakness from neuropathy has persisted for more than two years, the muscular damage may be permanent. This is why early evaluation and treatment are critical.
Symptoms
- Numbness and tingling in the hands or feet
- Burning pain, especially in the extremities
- Deep, stabbing pain
- Unusual sensations or loss of sensation
- Muscle weakness
- Balance problems and difficulty walking
- Sensitivity to touch
- Sharp, electric-like pain episodes
What Winter Garden Neuropathy Patients Say
“Highly recommend!! The staff is friendly and the doctor was so helpful. He answered all my questions and help me to be at ease with my treatment. I had extremely nerve pain shooting up my head and I can honestly say I’m back to being pain free. I travel quite a bit to see them but honestly it’s worth it. If I was going to be seeing a chiropractor it had to be that best one and they really are.”
Ac
“I’ve been under chiropractic care for decades that managed my neck, back and leg stiffness and pain. After seeing Dr. Michael St. Louis for a few months, I am in awe of his ability to not only address those long time issues, he was also able to help alleviate my shoulder pain. By adjusting my upper cervical and listening to my concerns, he was able to consistently adjust the problem areas which freed up any nerves that were blocked. Now, I take significantly less pain medication for headaches, the ringing/throbbing in my ears has subsided and I can sit for more than 2 hours without my leg cramping or tingling. I highly recommend Dr. Michael St. Louis at Atlas Injury to health!”
Tricia Embury
“For the past few months, I’ve been having swelling in my fingers and toes. No other doctor was able to figure out what was going on and it started to affect my daily activities. After meeting with Dr. Michael St. Louis, the swelling went down within hours. It’s been 3 days and my hands & feet are back to normal. He spent time giving me recommendations to reduce future inflammation which was also very helpful. I highly recommend this office. Very knowledgeable and the best chiropractor around!”
Camille Sebreth