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Neuropathy Masterclass

A clear guide to peripheral neuropathy, the burning, tingling and numbness that often begin in the feet. You will learn what causes it, how it is diagnosed, how treatment follows the cause, and how to protect your feet every day.

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Planned lessons (5)

  1. 1Understanding NeuropathyWhat neuropathy is, the three types of nerves involved, and why symptoms usually start in the feet.
  2. 2Common Causes of NeuropathyThe many causes of neuropathy, from diabetes and prediabetes to vitamin problems, and why finding the cause matters.
  3. 3How Neuropathy Is DiagnosedHow doctors diagnose neuropathy using your history, an exam, blood work, nerve tests and sometimes a skin biopsy.
  4. 4Treating Neuropathy by Cause, and Protecting Your FeetHow neuropathy treatment follows its cause, how to use medications carefully, and daily habits that protect your feet.
  5. 5Can Nerves Heal? The Biology and Timeline of Nerve RecoveryWhat science says about whether damaged nerves recover, what shapes the process, and why it takes time.

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One payment of $199 for all 22 lessons, the book and the Recovery Toolkit. Not sure yet? Watch the first lesson free.

Educational content only. It does not replace evaluation, diagnosis or treatment by your own clinician.

Important Medical Disclaimer

The Pain Playbook is provided for general educational and informational purposes only and is not individualized medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Participation does not establish a physician-patient relationship with Dr. Adam J. Hedaya, MD, or any affiliated practice. Always consult your own qualified healthcare professional regarding your individual condition and before beginning, stopping, or changing medications, exercise, treatment, or medical procedures. Seek prompt medical attention for new or concerning symptoms or emergencies.