Class IV Laser Therapy
Class IV laser therapy may support blood flow to irritated nerves, reduce inflammation, and support nerve-function goals as part of a diabetic neuropathy care plan.
Goal: support comfort and nerve function
Diabetic neuropathy is nerve damage linked to long-term high blood sugar in people with diabetes. It most often shows up in the feet as burning, tingling, or numbness. Dr. Lazarus focuses on these nerve symptoms with drug-free, non-surgical options, including Class IV laser, neoGEN electric cell signaling, and radial shockwave therapy.
If these symptoms are affecting your daily movement, your body is telling you something. You do not have to keep working around it - the sooner you get an accurate answer, the sooner you can start moving freely again.
A focused evaluation helps determine which factor is driving your symptoms and what treatment path makes sense next.
primary driver of diabetic nerve damage
accelerates nerve deterioration
longer diabetes history increases risk
compounds nerve and vessel damage
contributes to poor nerve blood supply
low-grade inflammation damages nerve tissue
Dr. Lazarus focuses on identifying the root cause and matching treatment to the condition, not forcing every patient into the same routine.
Class IV laser therapy may support blood flow to irritated nerves, reduce inflammation, and support nerve-function goals as part of a diabetic neuropathy care plan.
Goal: support comfort and nerve function
The neoGEN device delivers electric cell signaling energy to support nerve communication, circulation, pain modulation, and nerve-function goals.
Non-drug nerve support for selected patients
Radial shockwave therapy may be discussed in selected neuropathy plans to support local circulation, soft-tissue recovery, and pain modulation.
Additional conservative support when appropriate
Custom orthotics are made to fit your feet and help distribute pressure for everyday comfort in your shoes.
Added comfort for daily walking
No generic treatment plan. No guesswork. Just a clearer path forward.
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Dr. Lazarus combines advanced treatment technology with focused podiatric expertise, helping patients understand what is actually happening and what can be done about it.
Diabetes can affect the nerves and other structures in your feet. Dr. Lazarus offers diabetic foot evaluations for patients with numbness, tingling, burning, pain or other foot and ankle concerns.
If burning, tingling, or numbness is part of your day, you do not have to work around it. Dr. Lazarus focuses on these nerve symptoms and the drug-free, in-office options that may help: Class IV laser, neoGEN electric cell signaling, and radial shockwave therapy.
Not sure whether your symptoms are diabetes-related? Read about peripheral neuropathy, or book a neuropathy consultation or call (475) 238-7400, answered 24/7.
Dr. Lazarus uses drug-free, non-surgical options such as Class IV laser therapy, neoGEN electric cell signaling, and radial shockwave therapy when appropriate, to support nerve function, circulation, and comfort.
Class IV laser therapy may support circulation to irritated nerves and help calm inflammation. Dr. Lazarus tailors laser protocols to each patient's symptoms.
Keep up with your diabetes care team, since blood sugar management is a key part of overall nerve health. Many people also check their feet every day. Dr. Lazarus focuses on nerve symptoms in the feet and the drug-free options available in the office.
Yes. Dr. Lazarus focuses on nerve symptoms in the feet and can coordinate with your diabetes care team, including your endocrinologist or primary care doctor.
Keep up with your diabetes care team and see a doctor promptly for new symptoms. Call (475) 238-7400, answered 24/7, to talk about burning, tingling, or numbness. For anything sudden or urgent, contact your primary care doctor or seek urgent medical care.
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