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Office: 8 AM – 5 PM Clinics: 7 AM – 4 PM

Peripheral Neuropathy Specialists in Dallas — Relief for Leg & Foot Nerve Pain

Accidents, falls, diabetes, and repetitive stress can injure nerves in the legs and feet—causing numbness, tingling, burning, or weakness. Our fellowship-trained orthopedic and pain specialists diagnose with EMG and imaging, then provide targeted treatment: therapy, injections, biologics, and surgical options when needed. Same-/next-day appointments available across seven Dallas-Fort Worth clinics. 
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  • Board-Certified Specialists
  • Fluoroscopy-Guided Injections
  • Early, Professional Diagnosis
  • Personalized Treatment Plans
  • Seven DFW Locations
  • Non-Opioid-First Care

Why It Hurts?

Nerve pain in the legs and feet may come from diabetes, trauma, or compression after an accident. Damaged nerves cause numbness, burning, or loss of strength. Without treatment, neuropathy can progress into permanent disability. Learn more about Ankle & Foot Pain and Wrist & Hand Pain.

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Symptoms

Burning or tingling in legs/feet

Numbness after trauma

Weakness or foot drop

 Night pain disrupting sleep

Loss of balance or coordination 

Why Choose Us?

  • Fellowship-trained orthopedic & pain doctors

  • EMG and nerve conduction studies

  • Non-opioid-first: cortisone, PRP, therapy

  • Minimally invasive options when needed
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Proven Treatments

Nerve conduction (EMG) studies

 Physical therapy and balance training

Cortisone or biologic injections

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)

 Spinal cord stimulation for severe cases 

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Frequently asked questions

Can trauma cause peripheral neuropathy?

Yes. Nerves in the leg or foot can be stretched or compressed during accidents, causing burning, tingling, or weakness. Trauma-related neuropathy often responds to injections, therapy, or PRP. Learn more on our Peripheral Neuropathy page.

When should neuropathy be tested with EMG?

If numbness, burning, or weakness persists for more than 2–3 weeks, EMG and nerve studies should be performed. These tests pinpoint which nerves are damaged and guide treatment. Learn more about diagnostics on our Therapies page.

Do injections help nerve pain in the foot?

Yes. Cortisone injections can reduce nerve inflammation, and PRP supports natural healing. Injections are often combined with therapy to restore balance and strength. Learn more about biologic injections on our PRP page.

What’s the difference between diabetic and traumatic neuropathy?

Diabetic neuropathy develops gradually from high blood sugar, while traumatic neuropathy occurs suddenly after accidents or injuries. Both cause numbness, burning, and weakness. Our team personalizes care for both types. Learn more at Peripheral Neuropathy.

Is neuropathy treatment always surgical?

No. Many patients improve with therapy, injections, or biologics. Surgery or nerve grafts are reserved for severe or non-responsive cases. Our fellowship-trained doctors provide the least invasive path possible. Learn more on our Treatments page.

Why is early treatment important for neuropathy?

Delaying care risks permanent nerve damage and chronic pain. Early diagnosis with EMG and therapy ensures the best recovery. Seeing a specialist quickly helps prevent long-term disability. Explore more at our Leg, Hip & Foot Hub.