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Wisconsin residents 55+: Have you been dealing with any of these symptoms? ✓ Burning sensation in your feet (even when they feel cold to the touch) ✓ Tingling or "pins and needles" that won't go away ✓ Numbness in your toes or feet ✓ Feet that feel "asleep" or like you're walking on cotton ✓ Sharp, shooting pains in your legs ✓ Waking up at night because of restless legs or foot pain If you answered yes to any of these, you may have peripheral neuropathy. Here's what that means: The small nerve fibers in your feet and legs are damaged, usually due to poor circulation. When nerves don't get enough blood flow, they start sending pain signals — or stop sending signals altogether (numbness). The good news: This is treatable, especially when caught early. What happens if you ignore it: Neuropathy gets worse over time. Numbness spreads. Balance becomes unstable. Walking gets harder. The longer damaged nerves go untreated, the more difficult they are to repair. What you should do: Take a free 30-second assessment to see if you're experiencing neuropathy symptoms that qualify for medical treatment. The treatment: A neurologist-created protocol using FDA-cleared neuromodulation therapy and nutrient injections to restore blood flow and regenerate damaged nerve fibers. Covered by Medicare Advantage, UHC, AARP, and most PPO plans. Most patients pay nothing out-of-pocket. Your no-cost consultation includes: ✓ Comprehensive nerve damage evaluation ✓ Circulation testing ✓ Personalized treatment plan if you qualify Early detection means better outcomes. The sooner you treat nerve damage, the more function you can restore. Take the free assessment or call to schedule your consultation. Clinics in West Bend, Hartland, Brookfield, and Green Bay.