Midwest Institute For NonSurgical Therapy Facebook ad: “Numb or Tingling Feet? Read This”

Running for 130 days since May 29, 2026. Crush last saw it on October 6, 2026.
Run by Midwest Institute For NonSurgical Therapy on Facebook. Crush is not the advertiser and does not verify its claims. See this ad in Meta's Ad Library(opens in a new tab)
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Ad text
If you’re experiencing burning, tingling, numbness, or foot pain—and you have diabetes—this message is for you. Maybe you’ve been told it’s diabetic neuropathy, or perhaps you’re starting to notice symptoms and wondering what’s causing them. The truth is, these symptoms don’t always come from just one condition. Issues like diabetic neuropathy, poor circulation (PAD), or other underlying problems can all feel very similar—and without proper evaluation, it’s easy to misdiagnose. These sensations can affect everything you do—walking, sleeping, staying active, and enjoying daily life. Left unaddressed, they may continue to worsen over time. The good news? There are simple, non-invasive tests that can help identify the true cause of your symptoms. At Midwest Institute for Nonsurgical Therapy, our team performs comprehensive evaluations to determine whether your symptoms may be related to diabetic neuropathy, PAD, or something else entirely. Most evaluations are quick and straightforward, with no surgery and minimal disruption to your day. Insurance coverage varies depending on testing and your specific plan. Our team will help you understand your options and next steps. Click “Learn More” below and complete the short form. Our team will reach out by phone or text to schedule your consultation at one of our convenient locations. Take the first step toward real answers—and real relief. You’ll be glad you did.
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Numb or Tingling Feet? Read This ⚠️🦶
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