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Are you experiencing:
- Numbness and tingling in the feet or hands?
- Burning, stabbing or shooting pain?
- Loss of balance and co-ordination?
- Muscle weakness, especially in the feet?
… if so you might have neuropathy. Peripheral neuropathy is a disease afflicting 20 million people in the United States. That's about one out of every 17 and most are over the age of 45.
Peripheral neuropathy is rarely corrected with drugs and medications
At best they may temporarily relieve some symptoms because none of the drugs on the market address the true underlying causes of neuropathy. The reason is loss of blood circulation, which reduces the nutrient and oxygen flow to that nerve and results in damage.
Most drug treatments for neuropathy are NOT EVEN intended to treat Neuropathy
- Neuron (Gabapen) -tin is actually an anti-convulsive designed to treat seizures
- Elavil and Tofranil (Imipramine) are antidepressants.
- Lyric a is designed to treat Fibromyalgia, shingles, depression and spinal core injury nerve pain.
What if we could offer you an alternative?
At Centerville Medical Center we offer a proven protocol that has been highly studied and FDA approved which is designed to help your body heal itself.
The protocol we use has helped patients across the nation who've been in your very shoes improve their neuropathy by 60 to 90%. They've suffered with neuropathy for decades with no hope in sight. To see if we can help you too, claim your voucher now!
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What Our Patients Say
Meet the Doctor
Dr. Chuck Osuagwu
Fondly referred to as “Dr. Chuck” by patients and colleagues, Chuck Osuagwu, MD, provides comprehensive internal medicine care to patients at Centerville Medical Center. At the office in Garland, Texas, Dr. Osuagwu is passionate about finding and correcting the root cause of illness, not just the symptoms. He is board certified in internal medicine and has been in practice for over 10 years.
Dr. Osuagwu attended medical school at UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, where he was awarded numerous honors. He later completed his internal medicine residency at UT Southwestern working at Parkland Memorial Hospital, Dallas VA hospital, and Zale Lipshy University Hospital.
Dr. Osuagwu currently maintains active staff privileges at Baylor Medical Center Garland, Dallas Medical Center, and Lake Pointe Medical Center. He was voted among D-Magazine‘s Best Doctor for 2015 and 2016.
At Centerville Medical Center, he practices comprehensive primary care medicine and treats each patient as a unique individual. Dr. Osuagwu believes that every person can improve their health and live a happier and more productive lifestyle. His approach emphasizes preventive care, weight loss, nutrition, exercise, hormone balance, adrenal and thyroid health, and allergy treatment as pillars of wellness.
Dr. Osuagwu uses his unique knowledge to guide patients through age-related symptoms to alleviate chronic illnesses and to help them live healthier and more vibrant lives. In addition, Dr. Osuagwu specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of joint pain and neuropathy.
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Commonly Asked Questions
Is Neuropathy Treatment Safe?
Our treatment is non-invasive and uses no drugs. This approach is designed to address the true underlying causes of neuropathy and has been highly studied and FDA approved.
Why can't I just get better medication instead?
Unfortunately, peripheral neuropathy is rarely corrected with drugs and medications, at best they may temporarily relieve some symptoms. The flip side, though, leaves many with a host of unwanted and potentially dangerous side effects, such as suppress immune system function, liver, kidney, and stomach disorders, kidney failure, increased risk of kidney dialysis and suicidal tendencies just to name a few.
How long does Neuropathy Treatment take?
The length of treatment depends on the level of nerve damage you have which we find out in the exam. Once we’ve determined you’re a good fit for our care, the Doctor will outline a plan that best suits you.
Commonly Asked Questions
Is Neuropathy Treatment Safe?
Our treatment is non-invasive and uses no drugs. This approach is designed to address the true underlying causes of neuropathy and has been highly studied and FDA approved.
Why can't I just get better medication instead?
Unfortunately, peripheral neuropathy is rarely corrected with drugs and medications, at best they may temporarily relieve some symptoms.
The flip side, though, leaves many with a host of unwanted and potentially dangerous side effects, such as suppress immune system function, liver, kidney, and stomach disorders, kidney failure, increased risk of kidney dialysis and suicidal tendencies just to name a few.
How long does Neuropathy Treatment take?
The length of treatment depends on the level of nerve damage you have which we find out in the exam. Once we’ve determined you’re a good fit for our care, the Doctor will outline a plan that best suits you.
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